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Category: Blog
International Relations
Misha Sheth

Sudan’s Crisis: The World’s Forgotten Tragedy

Sudan’s prolonged crisis has spawned a devastating humanitarian disaster, with over 25 million people in need of aid. The conflict has unleashed widespread violence, ethnic atrocities, and human rights abuses, including reports of rape and mass displacement. Despite efforts by international organizations and governments, the situation remains dire, with critical infrastructure collapsing, inflation soaring, and economic slowdown exacerbating the suffering.

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April 2, 2025 No Comments
Public Policies
Aahna Srivastava

Employment Generation: India’s Specific

Authored by: Aahna Srivastava, Anjali, Divya Atalkar, Khushi Shah and Sakshi Sharma

ABSTRACT
India has witnessed significant employment growth recently, but job creation is still a major concern. Through various survey reports presented by the International Labour Organization and the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation, this paper studies the current scenario of India’s employment growth and government strategies, which aim to boost employment in the country but are not equivalent to its promises. Additionally, the paper frames suggestions for India alongside successful international employment models to overcome challenges faced during job creation and provide better options for its population.

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April 1, 2025 No Comments
Blog
Samridhi Raju

Constitutional Morality and Individual Rights

Constitutional morality and individual rights are fundamental pillars of democracy, ensuring justice, equality, and personal freedom. While individual rights empower citizens with autonomy, constitutional morality ensures these rights align with democratic values and social justice. Conflicts arise when traditions or societal norms contradict constitutional principles, as seen in cases like Sabarimala and Section 377 in India. The judiciary plays a crucial role in balancing these interests, safeguarding individual freedoms while upholding constitutional ethics. Ultimately, fostering constitutional morality is essential for sustaining democratic integrity and protecting human dignity in an evolving society.

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March 18, 2025 No Comments
International Relations
Rupal Gurjar

Water as a Geopolitical Weapon: Climate Change, the Brahmaputra River, and Arctic Tensions

Climate change is exacerbating global water disputes, turning water into a strategic asset in geopolitical conflicts. This study examines two critical case studies: the Brahmaputra River and the Arctic. The Brahmaputra, shared by China, India, and Bangladesh, is increasingly contested due to dam construction, shifting hydrology, and the lack of a binding water-sharing agreement. Meanwhile, in the Arctic, melting ice is transforming previously inaccessible waters into new trade routes and resource frontiers, intensifying global competition. These cases highlight how climate-induced water scarcity and accessibility shifts are reshaping international relations, underscoring the need for cooperative water governance and sustainable policy responses.

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March 18, 2025 No Comments
Blog
Yash Roy

EVOLUTION AND GROWTH OF WHITE-COLLAR CRIMES IN INDIA

Corporate Liability has become a significant concern in India due to the rapid growth of the corporate sector and the increasing prevalence of corporate malfeasance. While corporations possess legal personality, their lack of physical existence complicates the attribution of criminal culpability. This research provides an in-depth examination of corporate liability in India exploring its evolution and statutory provisions, particularly under the Companies Act, 2013 to assess their effectiveness in addressing the liability. Judicial interpretations and landmark cases that have significantly shaped corporate criminal jurisprudence and the framework of corporate liability in white-collar crimes are also examined. The study further explores the challenges in enforcing corporate liability and concludes with recommendations to strengthen corporate governance while ensuring a balanced approach to corporate accountability in India.

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March 18, 2025 No Comments
Public Policies
MUSKAN JAISWAL

TRACKING SDG LOCALIZATION: AN EVALUATION OF SELECTED DISTRICT PROFILES

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) serve as a global blueprint for addressing critical socio-economic and environmental challenges. In India, SDG localization has become a key strategy to ensure effective implementation at the state and district levels. This paper intends to present an analysis of the progress on SDG localization in the selected comparative cases, i.e., Delhi (North-West), Telangana (Hyderabad), Uttar Pradesh (Greater Noida), and West Bengal (Kolkata). It aims to quantitatively track and qualitatively assess the profiles of the district’s adaptation, customization, budgeting, and performance made so far on the local development plans and strategies in sync with the SDGs. 

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March 2, 2025 No Comments
International Relations
Mansi Mansi

India’s role in African Union Growth

India and Africa share a historic bond that has evolved into a dynamic development partnership. Through collaboration in agriculture, health, education, renewable energy, and infrastructure, India supports Africa’s progress while aligning with Agenda 2063. Despite challenges like political instability, corruption, and China’s growing influence, India remains a key partner in Africa’s pursuit of sustainable development and regional integration.

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March 1, 2025 No Comments
International Relations
Samriddhi Shet

Hate Speech, Online Trolling, and the Global Politics of Radicalization

The digital age has reshaped communication, but it has also fueled online hate speech, state-sponsored trolling, and disinformation campaigns that undermine democracy and social cohesion. Governments manipulate narratives through digital propaganda, while social media amplifies extremism. Legal frameworks struggle to balance free speech with content regulation, as seen in Germany’s NetzDG and France’s Avia Law. Popular culture, from music to film, reflects these tensions—sometimes countering hate, other times normalizing it. Concerts, like Ariana Grande’s in Manchester, have even become targets of radical extremism. Addressing these issues requires accountability, regulation, and collective action to safeguard democratic values and global stability.

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March 1, 2025 No Comments