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State of the States: Bulletin (July 6-20, 2023)
Read more: State of the States: Bulletin (July 6-20, 2023)Centre for New Economics Studies is keen to announce its new initiative, “State of the States: Paradiplomacy in India.” Through this initiative, we aim to explore the involvement of India’s state governments in the country’s foreign relations.
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Exploring Indian Mythological Tales from Unconventional Perspectives
Read more: Exploring Indian Mythological Tales from Unconventional PerspectivesIndian mythology is a reservoir of ancient narratives that have shaped the cultural and spiritual fabric of the nation. While traditional interpretations have long been the norm, delving into these mythological tales from unconventional perspectives offers fresh insights and a deeper understanding of the rich tapestry of Indian culture. This article examines the significance of…
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Impact of Gender Inequality on Income and Employment in Middle Eastern Countries- The Contemporary Scenario
Read more: Impact of Gender Inequality on Income and Employment in Middle Eastern Countries- The Contemporary ScenarioThere is a wide extent of discrimination based on gender in the society with compartmentalization of the work that can be done by a man and a woman and when the diverse streaks of identities emerge in the society there is a lot more chaos. All these changes and thoughts have a direct impact on…
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Global Warming from Fossil Fuels
Read more: Global Warming from Fossil FuelsThis paper will talk about the global warming effects mainly from the consumption of fossil fuels, specifically focusing on India.
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From Targeting to Universality: Nourishing India’s Future through a Revamped Food Security System
Read more: From Targeting to Universality: Nourishing India’s Future through a Revamped Food Security SystemIn December 2022, the Indian government announced the distribution of free food grains to beneficiaries of the National Food Security Act (NFSA), including AAY families and PHH. However, the political motivations behind this move may overshadow the weaknesses of the targeted Public Distribution System (PDS) supported by the NFSA. This article aims to explore the…
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India’s Not So Smooth Road Towards Sustainability
Read more: India’s Not So Smooth Road Towards SustainabilityThe 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, places a huge responsibility on governments to invest in the country’s resources to accelerate the pace of sustainable development. The article would assess whether it is even feasible to implement the Sustainable Development Goals in the manner in which they were envisaged to be followed. By studying one example…
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The Role of Renewable Energy in Combating Climate Change: A Global Perspective
Read more: The Role of Renewable Energy in Combating Climate Change: A Global PerspectiveThis article explores the role of renewable energy in combating climate change from a global perspective. It emphasizes the importance of transitioning to renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, hydro, and geothermal power. The article highlights successful renewable energy projects worldwide and their positive impact on climate change mitigation. It also examines how these…
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Superior Paternal Rights and Welfare Principles under Guardianship in India
Read more: Superior Paternal Rights and Welfare Principles under Guardianship in IndiaThis article aims to analyse the inconsistencies between the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890 which governs all the citizens, and the Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act, 1956 which governs the Hindus. There is a discussion on various sections of both laws which collide and the historic references to these Acts. It also focuses on understanding…
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The Irish Troubles and its Reflection on Popular Culture
Read more: The Irish Troubles and its Reflection on Popular CultureThis Article will discuss the background of the conflict in Northern Ireland, also termed as ‘The Troubles’, which came up due to communal tensions between the Catholic and Protestant populations of Ireland over the question of joining an independent Ireland or staying with the United Kingdom. The resulting violence has been a source of inspiration…
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Blue Carbon Credits – Roadmap for the Future of Sustainable Development Goals
Read more: Blue Carbon Credits – Roadmap for the Future of Sustainable Development GoalsBlue carbon credits are a type of carbon offset focused on preserving and restoring coastal ecosystems such as mangrove forests, seagrass meadows and tidal flats. As a result, blue carbon credits have become a popular tool for offsetting carbon emissions, especially in the shipping and aviation industries, which have a large impact on coastal ecosystems.
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Has India Entered An Economic Supercycle?
Read more: Has India Entered An Economic Supercycle?Economic supercycles refer to a time period of a high economic growth in any nation which results in a continued high demand for commodities. Owing to the fall in economic activity due to covid-19, there was a slowdown in economic growth. However, as we see now, the economy is back on track. Does that open…
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Satan’s Bomb- Iran’s Nuclear Bomb
Read more: Satan’s Bomb- Iran’s Nuclear BombIran has decided to go forward with its nuclear programme. With the help of this article, we will understand the Iranian geopolitical situation and comprehend how having nuclear weapons would strengthen its leverage in dealing with its immediate neighbours as well as the rest of the world. . We shall also attempt to analyze the…
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