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By – Simran Kaur The year 2014, when Narendra Modi was elected India’s Prime Minister, heralded the onset of a complete paradigm shift in foreign policy. Modi’s accession to power augured a rejuvenation of things–domestic and international. Unlike the cautious and incremental approaches of his predecessors, Modi energizes his foreign policy with dynamism, personalization, and […]

By – Rohaan Thyagaraju  This paper examines all the climate finance mechanisms of India, with a focus specifically on the State Action Plan on Climate Change (S.A.P.C.C.) in the context of its effects on Uttar Pradesh. ​Climate finance in India includes different channels of public and private funds whose purpose is to decrease GHG emissions

By – Samvidha Rastogi The world continues to have burning temperatures, melting ice caps, storms, execution vans, suffocated fish, extinct tigers, and the streets run with blood where roosters and humans fight to the death. There is an environment for the destruction of biodiversity, the disruption of the climate, and the depredation of resources. Irrespective

By – Rohaan Thyagaraju  Abstract The vision for the future is called “Viksit Bharat” or “Developed India.” It serves to make India a prosperous, independent and globally competitive economy. Among the biggest hurdles to overcome is brain drain- a phenomenon where some highly skilled workers in different fields, from engineering and technology to medicine, leave