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

    • February 01, 2024

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    Nuclear is Back: When world leaders fail to curb carbon emissions...

    • December 10, 2023

    NUKE IS BACK

    Article source: Avilash Roul, Nuclear is Back, Odisha Post, December 8, 2023.  

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    Can the Loss and Damage fund ensure Mongolia’s fight against climate change?

    • November 20, 2023

    Under the guidance of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), an international committee has reached an agreement of recommendations on operationalising a global fund for vulnerable countries and communities affected by climate change on November 4th in Abu Dhabi. Despite a formal objection from the U.S. and reservations from other members in the 24-member transitional committee (TC), the final approval is set for the 28th Conference of Parties (COP28) to the UNFCCC that will be held from November 30 - December 12 in Dubai.

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    Is urbanising rural Odisha sustainable and resilient?

    • August 21, 2023

    Rural Odisha has been battling alcohol dependence for decades. The government of Odisha has launched a new scheme with the aim to cultivate spiritual sensibility in villagers, especially young minds, and accelerate the modernisation process in rural areas.

    The Odisha state cabinet, on July 9, 2023, approved several projects, including Ama Odisha, Nabin Odisha scheme, which aims to protect places of worship, improve infrastructure and preserve local heritage. 

  • "Ecological Urgency": The illegal wildlife Trade is the third largest contraband trade

    • December 05, 2022

    Avilash Roul, "Ecological Urgency", Odisha Post, December 3, 2022

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  • CLIMATE JUSTICE and COP27: Delivered Justice, Failed in Ambition

    • November 24, 2022

     

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    Odisha Post: http://odishapostepaper.com/m/186104/637e731678205

     

  • DTE: "Can the ‘gist’ city climate plan secure a resilient future for Chennai? "

    • October 31, 2022

    The Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) posted a draft of the city climate action plan on its website on September 12, 2022, for public view. The document consisting of 52 PowerPoint slides, was also up for a quick advisory for the public to submit their views, comments and appreciation within 20 days of posting.  Was it a decision by the civic body? Did the elected mayor approve this short notice for the people of Chennai and beyond to read and understand the technical language or the concepts and comment as feedback through emails? 

  • DTE: "Tamil Nadu district climate change missions: Is it really decentralised governance?"

    • July 25, 2022

    The Tamil Nadu government July 11, 2022, announced the institution of district climate change missions (DCCM) across 38 districts in the state.

    There have been negligible discussions or reactions post the announcement among citizens, experts, non-profits and the media. It is thus important to consider DCCMs in the right perspective.     

    There are a few pertinent concerns that must be addressed without doubting the intent behind the setting up of these missions:

  • Orissa Post: "Correcting the Historical Injustice"

    • July 05, 2022

    The nomination of Madam Droupadi  Murmu as the candidate for the election of the next President of India is historic as well as an act of unshackling historical injustice to the Indigenous People of India.     

  • Uday India: "Disruptive Technologies and Future Warfare"

    • May 21, 2022

    Technology development is a continuing process. Technological developments are known to impact the advancements taking place in various sectors. The modern world is found getting driven mostly by technologies. From health to agriculture to education to human development to truism to critical infrastructure, almost every part of human life is found increasingly getting dependent on technologies. Apart from these sectors, technology is known to be influencing the security sector for a long.

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