Editorial Analysis

The development of a care economy is critical for the long-term growth of India’s economy and for the balanced development of India’s society, as India’s economy undergoes rapid transformation, our society is also under tremendous flux.

Many parents of children with disabilities face societal pressure to believe that their offspring are not worthy of investment, which eventually perpetuates social stigma, marginalisation, and discrimination against persons with disabilities (PwDs).

The issue of sexual violence against women is deeply concerning, and it’s essential to explore why our legal framework sometimes falls short in addressing this pervasive problem.

In recent years, there has been a resurgence of interest in industrial policy—a topic that often walks a tightrope between government intervention and market forces. India, like many other countries, is grappling with the need for a fresh approach to industrial policy—one that can facilitate sustained economic growth and transform the nation into a global manufacturing hub.

India’s economic aspirations have always been grand, and rightly so. As we look ahead to the next few decades, the question arises: Can India achieve the remarkable milestone of becoming a $30 trillion economy by 2047?

The recent Union Budget unveiled five major employment-related schemes with an ambitious ₹2 lakh crore outlay spread over five years, aimed to facilitate jobs, skilling, and other opportunities for 4.1 crore youth, and these need policy initiatives for meaningful employment opportunities.

On the occasion of Independence Day, the Prime Minister echoed his bold call for the implementation..

Recent replies in Parliament showed that the overall average mechanisation level for crops stands at 47%, and it will take another 25 years to reach 75-80% mechanisation in India.

India is now recognised globally for its world-class medical services, witnessing  profound transformations in the health-care sector and stands as a global health-care hub which signifies our medical prowess but also our economic resilience.

As hinted by recent policy shifts, India is embracing Corporatization in Science Research, aiming to blend public and private funding, fostering innovation and commercialisation, alongwith accelerating technology transfer, it needs to safeguard curiosity-driven research—the spark that ignites breakthroughs.