The demand for skilled public health professionals faces numerous challenges, ranging from a lack of standardization in training to limited job opportunities for graduates.
The revision of India's model Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT) text, as announced in the Union Budget 2025, aims to make the treaty more investor-friendly while aligning it with current global economic realities.
The Digital Ethics Centre at Delft University of Technology, Netherlands, has been designated as a WHO Collaborating Centre on AI for health governance.
As India aims to become a developed nation by 2047, it is crucial to adopt a more flexible approach to fiscal deficit targets to ensure long-term investments without compromising fiscal prudence.
PM Narendra Modi’s visit to Mauritius as the guest of honor at its Independence Day celebrations highlights the strategic depth of India-Mauritius relations amid global geopolitical uncertainties.
The Middle East is currently grappling with a profound crisis of leadership which struggles have far-reaching implications for peace, stability, and development.
Nearly three decades after the adoption of Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action (1995), the struggle for women’s rights in India remains complex and multifaceted.
Recent trends indicate increasing centralisation in health policymaking, raising concerns about states' autonomy and the effectiveness of federal health policies.
