Category: Policy and Governance

The concentration of assets in passive index funds has mutated proxy voting into an unprecedented architecture of private global governance, breaching fiduciary trust.

The most important aim is to create very high possibilities that these students will lead a life in conformity with the basic precepts for creating a better world.

The Uttar Pradesh Anti-Conversion Law is creating a chilling effect on religious freedom, leading to alleged victimisation and constitutional concerns.

The uncritical adoption of mass digital surveillance and police impunity threatens to replace accountability with fear, inducing a destructive social fracture.

A household that was, until a few years ago, an ordinary farming family now stands as a remarkable example of self-reliance built on solar power.

It is this wider reform which is probably the most important and yet has been badly neglected.

The latest provisional UDISE+ 2025–26 data exposes an institutional massacre of primary and upper primary schools, stripping the poorest children of India of their fundamental right to learn.

The farmer does not get a fair return for his sweat, and the consumer does not get the nutrition he needs on his plate.

The BDA’s selective disclosure created a deceptive impression, avoiding implementation of urgent humanitarian relief despite OHRC’s interim recommendation.

India’s school system succeeds at enrolment but struggles to teach, a paradox NITI Aayog’s 2026 report surfaces.

Haphazard growth and the rush for quick profits have led to structural safety flaws in India’s coaching institutes, demanding urgent, systemic change.

Ultimately most urgently needed change in the world will come not just from the actions of a few leaders or summits, but from the strong base for most meaningful change created by people.