Advantage India's Developmental Aid
India intends to be a leader in extending sustainable finance for the development of vulnerable countries.
Citizen Journalism: Assessing Both Sides of the 'Fifth Estate'
As of August 2020, there are 696.77 million internet users in India and over 10,000 registered publications as per the Registrar of Newspapers of India. Albeit, the wave of Citizen Journalism is witnessing tremendous growth in the country. Citizen Journalism is practised by people who are not professional journalists yet disseminate information via websites, blogs and social media.
India- Bangladesh Relations: Bridging the Gap while Marching Forward
September 11, 2020
Abstract: India's relations with Bangladesh have perhaps been more scrutinised in recent times. The bilateral ties are weighed mostly in terms of an imaginary competition between India and China, especially whether India is losing out to China has remained a major debating point for the political and social elites in both countries.
Rebooting Tourism after Pandemic: Demand, Supply and Management
The tourism industry, which depends heavily on a hedonic and sensorial experience, is facing the severest stress ever amid the ongoing pandemic. The interlinked socio-cultural, economic, psychological and political impacts of this magnitude can alter the predictive power of previously studied explanatory models in the tourism recovery process. This article attempts to explain the transformational effect of COVID-19 pandemic on the tourism industry.
Impact of COVID-19 on tourism
Critical Connection: COVID-19 Pandemic and National Security
May 11, 2020
Pandemics brings immense human suffering, disrupts the socio-economic fabrics of society and impedes development across the affected geographical region. As Novel Coronavirus or COVID-19 reaches over 200 countries infecting millions of people and killing scores of them, it is imperative to examine the threat not just from health or medical point of view but from a larger perspective of national security. It is important that the nations wake up to this reality and any failure to restrict and mitigate the challenge at this stage will have a long term impact on international peace, stability and security. The paper attempts to examine the emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases (ERIDs), and their enormous security challenges to national security which would remain a central theme of any future security discourse hereafter.
Scaling Up Cycling As Resilient Urban Transport Post Covid-19 Pandemic
Post COVID-19 sustainable urban planning depends on how cycling as an urban mobility component is being prioritised.
Dribbling Elusive ‘Development’ in Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh
Development in Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh have both internal and external ramifications
‘Urban and Peri-Urban Sustainability’ Agenda in Election Manifestos
Environment has never been a popular subject for India’s major political parties during general elections. Even in the post-1972 UN Conference on Human and Environment period or post-1992 Earth Summit scenario when environment emerged as a strong international and national issue, seldom has environment found an appropriate space in party manifestos in India. At the outset, environment as an issue in the election campaign is still considered a matter of concern for upper strata of societies only.
Ocean Governance: 'Samudra Manthan' 2.0
Free for one in sovereign water and EEZ to free for all beyond EEZs both have depleted the Ocean by competing demands with increasing disputes among countries.
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