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  • Rights of Persons with Disabilities Must be Protected During Climate Emergencies in Kazakhstan

    • January 16, 2025

    Last year’s Baku Climate Conference, the 29th Conference of Parties (COP) to the UN Framework Conventions on Climate Change (UNFCCC), concluded with mixed outcomes. While the contentious negotiations on climate finance took center stage at COP29, the plights of the most climate-vulnerable groups, especially persons with disabilities (PWDs), were largely overlooked. PWDs were mentioned only twice in the COP29 outcomes—Global Goal of Adaptation and Gender and Climate. Can the aspirations of the PWDs be protected during the climate breakdown by both the UNFCCC and member countries?  

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    Odisha’s Kendrapara faces twin threats of floods and droughts — it needs an integrated climate strategy

    • December 30, 2024

    There is an age-old saying in the Odiya language: Jala bihune srusti nasha, jala bahule srusti nasha, which means too much and too little water destroys creation. This holds true for the coastal district of Kendrapara, Odisha.

  • Jasimuddin Rahmani’s Return: A Clear And Present Danger to Bangladesh And Beyond

    • September 26, 2024

    The challenge for Bangladesh and the region will be to contain Rahmani’s influence, both ideologically and operationally. Failure to do so could lead to a resurgence of jihadist activity, fracturing the delicate balance of security in South Asia. For the international community, including the US and India, the rise of figures like Rahmani is a reminder of the persistent threat of Islamist terrorism and the need for coordinated efforts to counter its spread.

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    Why Yunus’ government can’t overlook jihadi groups exploiting Bangladesh’s turmoil

    • August 20, 2024

    Bangladesh, once hailed as a model for development in South Asia, now finds itself at a critical juncture. The recent political upheaval and the shift in power dynamics have set the stage for a potentially volatile future. The resignation of Sheikh Hasina, one of the most influential political figures in the country’s history, has left a void that could be filled by forces threatening to destabilize the nation. This commentary seeks to explore the underlying causes of the current situation, the implications of the recent developments, and the challenges ahead for Bangladesh.

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    Climate Emergency: Death of A National Bird

    • June 27, 2024

    National Bird

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    RESTORING LAND

    • June 05, 2024

    Restoring Land

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    What Would Modi’s Third Term Mean for India-China Relations?

    • April 17, 2024

    India will hold its 18th general election on April 18, 2024, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) are poised to win a third term. Similar to his first and second terms, a significant amount of historical and contemporary political and economic baggage will burden Modi’s third term and his relations with China.

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    Water for Peace: Countries Must Seize the Opportunity to Collaborate and Cooperate...

    • March 22, 2024

    Water for Peace

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    India's Moment for Global Health Leadership: India is well positioned to shape the future of global health

    • March 16, 2024

    A core Hindu philosophical tenet from sacred Sanskrit scriptures, Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam, articulates the concept of the world as one family and informs India's global outlook. The theme of India's Group of Twenty (G20) presidency in 2023—One Earth, One Family, One Future—encapsulates Hindu philosophy's emphasis on the importance of every form of life on earth. That approach influences the country's approach to global health in the aftermath of the devastating COVID-19 pandemic.  

  • BRIC(S) By BRICK: The BRICS+ is an equal Partnership of Countries that have differing views...

    • February 01, 2024

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