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India’s rapid development and urbanization have brought significant advancements in infrastructure. However, the safety standards of Indian roads and railways still lag behind global benchmarks, posing severe risks to public safety. Recent reports highlight the alarming statistics and tragic incidents that underscore the urgent need for comprehensive reforms. Over the past decade, more than […]
Recent data suggesting a marginal decrease in Mumbai’s slum coverage—from 8% to 7.3%—is both a heartening sign and a reminder of the road that lies ahead. Though seemingly modest, this decline signals a promising step toward addressing Mumbai’s long-standing issues of housing scarcity and urban poverty. Mumbai, as India’s financial capital, has been both a […]
As the world gathers for the 29th session of the UN climate conference (COP29) in Baku, India is poised to play a pivotal role in advocating for a more transparent and predictable climate finance framework. The urgency of this call cannot be overstated, given the escalating climate crisis and the critical need for substantial financial […]
In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court of India has asserted that sexual harassment cases cannot simply be dismissed based on a compromise between the parties. This judgment is a critical step toward reinforcing justice, especially in a society where the gravity of sexual harassment has often been diluted by out-of-court settlements or social pressures […]
India’s aspirations in telecommunications are ambitious, as illustrated by recent statements from the Union Minister of Communications. Following steady progress in 4G and a more assertive role in 5G, India now aims to lead in 6G, setting a new global benchmark for telecom innovation. This aspiration aligns with India’s rapid technological advancements and expanding digital […]
India’s domestic tourism sector has immense potential, with diverse landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and affordable travel options. However, recent setbacks in Goa—a once-thriving tourism hub—reveal pressing issues that, if unaddressed, could dampen tourism across the country. By tackling the challenges Goa faces today, we can lay the foundation for a more resilient and prosperous domestic […]
The National Green Tribunal’s (NGT) recent directive to reassess the environmental impact of the Kanwar Marg project underscores a critical issue in India’s development narrative: the delicate balance between infrastructure growth and environmental conservation. The tribunal’s order for a fresh report based on satellite images to ascertain the extent of tree felling beyond the permitted […]
The Indian government’s recent “Chalo India” initiative, unveiled at the World Travel Market (WTM) in London, offers free visas for friends of the Indian diaspora as a way to stimulate tourism. By targeting friends and associates of the Indian diaspora—who often serve as informal ambassadors of Indian culture—the campaign seeks to foster a deeper cultural […]
The Bihar government’s initiative to implement facial recognition technology (FRT) in schools to prevent attendance fraud is a forward-looking solution with significant implications. Schools in the state have struggled with attendance manipulation, often fueled by the misuse of student stipends, where students or staff may mark attendance inaccurately to receive government benefits intended for regular […]
The Supreme Court’s recent notice to the Delhi government and police regarding the ineffective implementation of the firecracker ban during Diwali has once again highlighted the perennial issue of air pollution in the capital. Despite clear directives and a complete ban on the sale and use of firecrackers, the city witnessed rampant violations, leading to […]