Author: centreforneweconomicstudies

This article assesses whether the recently concluded Quad marks a turning point in India’s foreign policy, from its famed non-aligned status to a possible western alliance with the West, or it is a way of advancing national interests through hedging.

This article introduces the concept of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its effects on Technology laws. It will focus on the aspect of how AI is affecting our daily life and is impacting the Indian legal framework and future law-making.

With climate change and global warming in strong motion, the world is trying to find ways to bring back the green environment and improve sustainability, thus ensuring a bright future for the coming generations. Renewable energy sources are an important step towards achieving this. Various Indian companies are putting their best foot forward to prevent…

In the second article of the two part series on Environmental Injustice, Noor Sharma and Ashika Thomas talk about the implications of the injustice in India, promoted through the existing caste system. They will be viewing environmental casteism in conjunction with geography, disaster relief, and labour; discussing how the rights of underprivileged communities in India…

Senior citizens are one of the most vulnerable demographic groups in societies worldwide. Most of them are not able to work after they reach a certain age, and are dependent on their offspring for their survival. In India, the population of senior citizens, that is, people aged 60 years and above, was estimated to be…

This month’s Talk Point features Radiative Oncologist, Dr. Arun Kumar Aggarwal, who gave us insight into the realities of providing and receiving palliative care in India and its impact on patients and their family members.

This article features a detailed exploration of the healthcare needs of the elderly community in India and stresses upon the importance of institutionalisation of care in an ever evolving familial landscape.