What is the News? NITI Aayog has launched the Geospatial Energy Map of India. About Geospatial Energy Map of India Developed by: NITI Aayog in collaboration with Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). Objective Firstly, to provide a holistic picture of all energy resources of the country. This will enable visualisation of energy installations such as… Continue reading NITI Aayog Launches Geospatial Energy Map of India
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Delhi company bags ‘Eco Oscar’ for clean-air technology
What is the News? Delhi-based company Takachar is one among five winners of the first-ever Earth shot Prize, also called “Eco Oscar”. They won the prize in the “Clean Our Air” category for their technology to create fuel, fertiliser and other speciality chemicals from agricultural waste. What is the Earth shot Prize? Earthshot Prize is… Continue reading Delhi company bags ‘Eco Oscar’ for clean-air technology
[Yojana October Summary] Energy Security: Nuclear Power – Explained, pointwise
For 7PM Editorial Archives click HERE → Contents1 Introduction2 What is Energy Security and its status in India?3 Status of Nuclear power in India4 About India’s Nuclear power production program5 What is India’s three-stage Nuclear power production programme?5.1 Stage 1: Pressurised Heavy Water Reactors (PHWRs)5.2 Stage 2: Indigenous Fast Breeder Reactor (FBR)5.3 Stage 3: Thorium Based Reactors6 India’s… Continue reading [Yojana October Summary] Energy Security: Nuclear Power – Explained, pointwise
India and the new Quad in West Asia
Synopsis: With the new opportunities, India should also prepare for the risks the new Quad (West Asia) will offer. Contents1 Introduction2 What is the Indo-Abrahamic Accord and why it is important?3 What foreign policy India adopts in the Middle East?4 How the change in regime in the Middle East can help India?5 What will be the… Continue reading India and the new Quad in West Asia
A shadow foreign policy for the first time
Synopsis: A new research paper has emerged which offers some directions for alternatives to India’s foreign policy. Introduction For the first time, a document has emerged from the Centre for Policy Research (CPR) named ‘India’s Path to Power: Strategy in a world adrift’. It is authored by eight well-known strategists and thinkers and provides foreign… Continue reading A shadow foreign policy for the first time
The world refugees must also be shielded from Covid
Synopsis: There is a need to include refugees and provide them basic health care facilities, including vaccines, to the countries welfare programmes. Contents1 Introduction2 What are the problems faced by the refugees during the pandemic?3 What countries did to exclude or include refugees in welfare programmes?4 What is the way forward? Introduction There are approximately… Continue reading The world refugees must also be shielded from Covid
A new global economic consensus
Synopsis: Cornwall Consensus should replace the Washington Consensus. Contents1 Introduction2 What is the Cornwall Consensus and how’s it different from the Washington consensus?3 Why is a new consensus needed?4 What needs to be done? Introduction The world is now facing a future of unprecedented risk, uncertainty, turmoil, and climate breakdown. In this context, a report… Continue reading A new global economic consensus
Education is a powerful enabler of climate-change containment
Synopsis: At this critical juncture in the history of humanity, we must now re-imagine education as a tool that can play a transformative role in mitigating climate change. Education can become an active agent in catalysing climate mitigation and adaptation in line with the global agreements. Contents1 Introduction2 How education can play a transformative role… Continue reading Education is a powerful enabler of climate-change containment
Slide in China’s GDP growth and implications for India
Synopsis: Growth slow down in China can impact global economic recovery and India in particular. Contents1 Introduction2 What are the reasons behind economic slowdown in China?3 How China’s growth output is being affected?4 Why the present situation may be of concern to India? Introduction China’s third-quarter GDP growth slowed to 4.9% as industrial output rose… Continue reading Slide in China’s GDP growth and implications for India
India’s pulses problem: We need real reform
Synopsis: Some inherent flaws in MSP system and what the government needs to do to address them. Contents1 Introduction2 How is the ‘MSP’ price determined?3 What are the issues in ‘MSP’ system?4 What are the reforms needed? Introduction India is the largest producer and consumer of pulses in the world. However, we consume more than… Continue reading India’s pulses problem: We need real reform
