Editorial Analysis

Data obtained under the Right to Information (RTI) Act reveals a substantial rise in female enrollment across various Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs), marking a pivotal moment in the journey toward greater inclusivity and gender equity in India’s premier institutions of higher education.

In recent years, India has embarked on an ambitious journey toward digital governance, aiming to enhance citizen services and bolster the capabilities of government employees.

The Ministry of Labour & Employment (MoL&E) recently claimed that, with over 300 million workers registered, the e-Shram portal is the largest database of unorganised workers in the world.

Cash transfers have become a popular tool for political parties in India, often touted as a solution to various socio-economic issues.

India’s quest for a grand strategy in foreign policy is a complex and evolving journey, reflecting its aspirations to become a leading global power. 

As India steps into 2025, its growth trajectory, while promising, faces several challenges that need to be addressed through comprehensive reforms to ensure sustained growth.

Despite the ambitious goals, set at 29th Conference of the Parties (COP-29) held in Baku, the outcomes have been met with skepticism and criticism, particularly regarding climate finance.

Recently, the interim government of Bangladesh, led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, formally requested India to extradite Sheikh Hasina to face charges of conspiracy, genocide, and crimes against humanity.

Recently, the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE), in collaboration with the National Mission for Clean Ganga (NMCG) presented a report titled as, ‘Waste to Worth: Managing India’s Urban Water Crisis through Wastewater Reuse’ underscores the potential of treated wastewater as a resource for irrigation, industry, and urban greening.

Now it has been observed that ensuring the quality of generic medicines in India is vital to make them affordable and effective as innovator drugs