All play, no work, watered down COP28
The Loss and Damage Fund probably leads the pack of success lists. After years of…
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India’s Pace Toward Circular Economy
India's decisive transition towards a circular economy is being ably supported by favorable government policies…
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Hospitals: The New Victims of Emissions?
In India, the proportion of hospitals at high risk of being shut down by extreme…
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Cyclone Michaung and the Urgent Need for Improved Disaster Management
Cyclone Michaung, which recently ravaged the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, serves as a…
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How far has India fared in terms of DEI?
DEI currently presents a scenario of a glass half full or half empty. But I…
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Localized Climate Data and Loss & Damage Fund critical
The L&D fund and the localized data are not just measures of climate justice but…
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COP28: Phasing Out or Phasing Down Fossil Fuels?
The annual event - Conference of Parties COP28, no doubt, will be a critical crossroads…
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COP28: The Dilemma of Demand Vs Environment
I believe that logical and practical decisions made by countries may differ from the promises…
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Insufficient Action or Lack of Will to Implement?
In recent days, we have seen insufficient action by nations and corporates alike. For example,…
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India to comply with CBAM during the transition phase
As India plans its own carbon tax, it is likely to accept the EU’s Carbon…
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Sustainable Individual Development: Balancing Work, Life, and Health
Sustainable individual development has emerged as one of the key focal points, particularly under the…
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The story of rising women participation in the Indian workforce
The participation of women in India’s workforce saw a 30 percent rise in the last…
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