The Indian economy also has much to thank the Constitution for
Among key reasons for the Indian Constitution’s durability, we can count the fact that its framers did not try to box future policies into the framework of any social or…
Mint Quick Edit | Power has tilted towards the BJP and away from the US
Last week was an ordinary one made extraordinary by new readings of power tilts both at home and globally. In India, the ruling party’s sweep of Maharashtra’s state polls took…
Climate finance: Deploy the Loss and Damage Fund with care
Vulnerable populations, primarily in developing countries, bear a disproportionate burden through financial mechanisms largely reliant on loans rather than grants. The report calls for developed nations to close this financial…
India at CoP-29: Push for climate finance and strengthen domestic sources
Climate finance pledges are essential to enabling developing economies to harness their potential as clean energy powerhouses. With the right actions, India can not only accelerate its clean energy transition…
HR should give itself and the people it manages a new sense of purpose
Once seen as a vital control function in the industrial era, overseeing workforce operations, HR has struggled to redefine itself as organizations entered the knowledge economy. In an age driven…
The idea of a Brics currency is looking like a charade
Expressions of dissatisfaction with the dominance of the dollar over global money and finance go back at least to French finance minister Valéry Giscard d’Estaing in 1965, who famously lamented…