Editorial Analysis

The global labor market is undergoing a significant transformation, and it is evident that the skills required in 2030 will be markedly different from those needed today. It presents both a challenge and an opportunity for India.

The microfinance sector in India has been crucial in promoting financial inclusion, particularly for the underserved and economically weaker sections of society.

India and China, two of the world's most populous and influential nations, share a complex and multifaceted relationship. Over the years, their interactions have been marked by cooperation, competition, and conflict.

The recent political instability in Myanmar, coupled with the influx of refugees into India, particularly the border regions with Myanmar, has strained the already fragile border management and security infrastructure.

Censorship of digital content in India has sparked widespread debate, particularly with the rise of social media platforms, streaming services, and independent journalism.

In the recent past, our constitutional courts have embraced the polysemous concept of ‘constitutional morality’ as a tool to interpret and as a test to adjudicate upon the constitutional validity of statutes.

Recent discussions in Parliament on the 75th anniversary of the Indian Constitution highlighted that the momentum towards deepening local governance has stalled.

Recent restrictions on the export of critical manufacturing equipment and the recall of Chinese engineers and technicians from Indian facilities have highlighted China's strategic weaponization of supply chains. This raises significant concerns as China leverages its dominance in electronic supply chains to exert geopolitical influence.

India and France share a robust strategic partnership based on mutual respect, shared values, and cooperation on global challenges, reaffirmed during PM Modi's recent visit to France.

An analysis reveals that only three states—Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, and Odisha—have made notable progress in recognizing Community Forest Resource (CFR) rights under the Forest Rights Act (FRA), 2006. The majority of forest-dwelling communities across India continue to face significant hurdles in securing these rights.