Editorial Analysis

Fisheries and aquaculture in India, vital for livelihoods, nutrition, and trade, faces mounting challenges, from overfishing and pollution to climate change and inequitable access to resources.

Polluted groundwater poses a devastating threat to public health, agriculture, and economic stability across India.

Finland tops the World Happiness Report for the eighth consecutive year, followed closely by Denmark, Iceland, and Sweden. Meanwhile, India ranks below Pakistan—despite its political instability—raising questions about the report’s methodology and metrics.

India’s engagement with Africa needs to deepen through strategic partnerships that emphasize connectivity, capacity-building, and revitalization of diplomatic ties.

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India needs to undergo a transformative shift — one that hinges on the widespread electrification of its economy, to meet its ambitious Net Zero target by 2070.

The recent US President’s renewed ‘nuclear testing on an equal basis’ with Russia and China signaled a return to nuclear weapons testing, challenging decades of international restraint and global arms control dynamics.

The recent announcement of Google’s largest AI data centre outside California being set up in Andhra Pradesh triggered India's transition into a competitive federal economy, where States actively support global investment through policy, governance, and infrastructure advantages.

The ongoing friction between the Supreme Court of India and the central government over the administration and reform of tribunals as the Tribunals Reforms Act, 2021 has been repeatedly challenged for allegedly undermining judicial independence.

The Prime Minister of India’s visit to Bhutan to honour the 70th birth anniversary of Jigme Singye Wangchuck, the Fourth King of Bhutan (K4), affectionately called the ‘Bodhisattva King’, highlighting the India’s commitment to its ‘Neighbourhood First’ policy and its deep and enduring friendship between the two nations.