India and Norway share a strong and multifaceted bilateral relationship, built on mutual respect, shared values of democracy, and a commitment to multilateralism. Over years, both the countries have expanded cooperation beyond traditional engagement to include areas such as trade and investments, climate change, maritime affairs, science and technology, and…
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Policy Advocacy and Industrial Development in North East India
The North East region of India stands at an important inflection point in its development journey. Blessed with abundant natural resources, vibrant cultural diversity, young demographic profile and strategic location that positions it as India’s gateway to Southeast Asia, the region possesses immense potential for sustainable, industry‑led growth. This potential…
World Water Day 2026: Building Water Resilient Industries for a Water Secure Future Leading to Gender Equality
The world is facing an escalating water resource challenge. Today, nearly 2 billion people live in water-stressed regions, while 2.2 billion people still lack access to safely managed drinking water. If current consumption patterns continue, global demand for freshwater is likely to outstrip supply by nearly 40% by 2030. Climate…
India to the World: Changing Ecosystem of India’s Media & Entertainment Sector
India’s stories are winning hearts across the world and our Media & Entertainment (M&E) sector is driving this global rise. What makes India’s creative economy so powerful? It is our unique mix of rich traditions, diverse languages and a young, tech-savvy population. Together, they are creating content that feels real,…
Chinese Engagement: India Has Struck an Optimal New Balance
India’s recalibration of its approach to Chinese investments marks an important moment in the evolution of India-China economic ties. The revised framework under Press Note 3 (PN3) signals a pragmatic attempt to balance India’s strategic and security considerations with the economic opportunities that carefully structured investment from China could bring.…
Give to Gain: Women Driving India’s Progress
“India’s growth story will be written not only in GDP numbers, but in the expanding opportunities and leadership of its women.” As the nation charts its course towards Viksit Bharat 2047, Indian women stand at the heart of this journey. Today, women are driving innovation, nurturing communities, and redefining the…
Operation Sindoor Shows India’s Private Sector Is Ready For The Global Defence Market
A profound geopolitical churn is fundamentally reshaping the global security architecture. This has led to re-strategising and positioning by nations to effectively safeguard their security environment and defence supply chains. For example, Europe, responding to a radically changed security environment, has launched an unprecedented defence industrial push through the ‘Readiness…
Semiconductors as Economic Imperative: India’s Chip Manufacturing Momentum
Look around you. The electric vehicle on the street, the phone in your hand, your laptop, and nearly every electronic device in your home, all function because of a tiny semiconductor chip. Semiconductors are the essential building blocks of modern electronics and the very heart of what makes these devices…
Innovations Shaping India’s Circular Future
As India undergoes rapid industrialization, urbanization, and growing consumerism, along with the push for circularity, the need to transform its waste management landscape has never been greater. Technology accelerations are rapidly changing waste management in India. Traditional methods of waste disposal are now slowly transforming into a fully automated technology-driven…
Tomorrow’s money, today’s infra
For decades, infrastructure in India has followed a familiar cycle. The government builds an asset—a highway, a transmission line or a port terminal. The asset stabilises, begins generating steady revenue and then quietly recedes into the background of the public balance sheet. Its economic value remains locked in long-term cash…