Lifestyle for the Environment, or LiFE, calls for sustainable lifestyles rooted in responsible consumption, ecological mindfulness, and alignment with nature's regenerative capacities.
Sustainability of corporate success and the country's economic performance are closely linked.
From real-time emissions monitoring to AI-driven resource analytics, technology is shifting the sustainability agenda
The rise of protectionism will impact investments in climate mitigation. With the right policies and partnerships, India can become a key recipient of global capital.
It's the right time to align climate finance with ambition and innovation.
In both rural and urban contexts, women are more vulnerable to heat stress and air pollution in low and middle-income countries like India.
Trump's climate finance rollback should accelerate efforts to unlock finance that help us stay the course.
The draft framework for climate taxonomy is a significant step but the devil lies in the details. The urgency with which this will be updated on an ongoing basis remains to be seen.
While increased focus on environmental responsibility is a positive development, the risk of greenwashing replacing genuine green action is real and significant.
As global standards converge and stakeholder expectations rise, transparent climate disclosures are becoming a hallmark.
India should champion a New Delhi Accord, like the Montreal Protocol, to ensure that developed nations are held accountable for their disproportionate share of carbon emissions.
Partnerships between countries should consider relooking at climate trends to explore new pathways for long-term action.
The world is dodging climate responsibility and delay is not an option. India must act with urgency and originality.
The Draft Framework for Climate Finance Taxonomy can catalyse financial innovation and make India a net zero economy.
Traditionally, in financial markets, investments in equities have been rewarding in the long term.
The economic slowdown in India has a long history of over a decade, and stems from a severe long-term crunch of consumption demand in the economy.
Its grand success requires that the tax burden be moderate, coverage comprehensive, administration use cutting-edge technology, and dispute resolution swift and fair.
By unlocking the hidden potential of millions of women, India can accelerate its journey to becoming a global economic powerhouse by 2047.
What is needed is a robust and institutionalised system of resource federalism as an intrinsic part of fiscal federalism
To create 400 million jobs, India needs to reimagine the challenge as one of employed poverty rather than unemployment. High wages need high productivity employers.
Here's what India must do to sustain its growth rate in a hostile and heterodox global environment marked by volatility