Tribunals are quasi-judicial bodies that form an important part of India’s institutional architecture. They are usually designed to adjudicate specialised disputes in areas such as taxation, environment, service related matters, company laws and more. Prominent bodies like the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), National Green Tribunal…
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How Bleisure Travel is Changing the Tourism & Hospitality Landscape
A New Kind of Travel: Blending Work and Leisure A new kind of travel is taking shape in today’s world—one that blends the demands of work with the joys of leisure. This trend, known as bleisure travel, is quickly becoming a preferred way for professionals to make the most of…
Building Blocks of a Circular Economy
Across our planet, the consumption of finite natural resources is placing a large strain on the environment, with changing geopolitical dynamics adding new dimensions to the challenge. Waste accumulation is an equally significant challenge and a search for solutions has led to an increasing interest in and a move towards…
3D Printing in Indian MSMEs
The next-generation of digital manufacturing is becoming an important aspect in manufacturing transforming how local industries integrate into global value chains. Additive manufacturing—commonly known as 3D printing—enables the precise creation of physical components from digital models by depositing material layer by layer. This technology is redefining production processes, enhancing efficiency,…
An Operation That Was Also About A Self-Reliant India
Over the past decade, India has undergone a profound transformation across economic, technological, and strategic domains. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership has been central to this evolution, underpinned by his belief that India must not only be a major economic player but also a strategic and technological power in the…
How is the Indian shipping industry handling emissions?
The international shipping industry is responsible for the carriage of around 90% of world trade, making it the lifeblood of the global economy. However, this comes at a heavy price- a cost of 3% contribution to global greenhouse gas emissions. For years, the shipping industry was not included in the…
SHAKTI Policy- Coal Allocation In India
The Indian Government is preparing itself for the growing demand for electricity by bringing changes to existing legislature and streamlining sources for better allocation to the power sector. Recently, the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) has approved revisions to SHAKTI (Scheme for Harnessing and Allocating Koyala Transparently in India)…
Next Generation Reforms Required for Leapfrogging India’s Growth
In a world fraught with uncertainty, fragmentation, and shifting global economic alignments, India stands at a critical juncture. The global trading order, once predicated on integration and the free flow of goods, capital, and people, now teeters on the edge of reversal. Geo-economic fragmentation is no longer a theoretical risk…
Next Generation Financial Sector Reforms for Growth
A well-functioning and vibrant financial sector serves as a bedrock for economic progress and is a key pillar which would help the country fulfil its economic ambitions of becoming a US$5 trillion economy in near future. The sector has ably supported the country to achieve a remarkable turnaround in growth…
India’s Fight Against TB
India is working hard towards its ambitious goal to eliminate TB by 2025, by far the world’s most ambitious health mission. Ending the TB epidemic by 2030 is also the health target set by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). TB is a contagious airborne disease caused by Mycobacterium…