India’s national security landscape is evolving rapidly, with geopolitical tensions, border conflicts, and emerging cyber threats necessitating a comprehensive security doctrine.
Despite efforts to improve healthcare access, India's public health system remains underfunded and poorly coordinated, leading to inefficiencies in disease prevention, healthcare delivery, and medical education.
Social media and digital platforms have transformed communication by enabling mass outreach, empowering individuals, and fueling the creator economy. However, they also amplify misinformation, manipulation, and ethical dilemmas, necessitating a balanced governance framework.
India’s Forest Rights Act (FRA), 2006 protects indigenous communities’ rights, recognizing the rights of indigenous communities and forest dwellers, unlike global conservation policies that restrict human access to protected areas.
India’s maritime sector is undergoing a transformation with the recent development of Vizhinjam International Seaport, the country’s first deep-water container transshipment port.
In India, the effectiveness of parliamentary oversight has often been questioned, while the Constitution provides a robust framework for legislative scrutiny.
Despite its potential to introduce progressive laws, India’s Private Member’s Bill mechanism has steadily eroded over the years because frequent disruptions, adjournments, and the prioritization of government business.
As India faces a monumental challenge in managing its waste, with plastic pollution and unprocessed solid waste, there is a need for judicial remedy to address the country’s waste management crisis.