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India has improved solar capacity and use. It is now well on its way to making the switch to non-fossil fuels. Bright Future: Solar panels in Pavagada Solar Park, Karnataka (Getty Images) India may have to import as much as 84 per cent of the petroleum required to meet its energy needs. But there is…

Powering Along: India’s first engine-less semi-high speed train, manufactured by Chennai’s Integral Coach Factory (Anushree Fadnavis/Reuters) On January 7 this year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi commissioned a 351-kilometre section between Khurja and Bhaupur in Uttar Pradesh for commercial operations. This marked the first phase of the Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) project. Together, the eastern and…

On India’s Manufacturing Sector: Make, or Break Source link

The Indian economy is often criticised as delivering jobless growth-from 2001 to 2011, the economy’s average growth rate was 7.7 per cent, but the job growth rate was a meagre 1.8 per cent. Reports indicate that matters may not have changed much in the past decade. According to a leaked report from the National Sample…

On Women’s Welfare: Waiting To Take Wing Source link

On India’s Aviation Sector: Reaching For The Sky Source link

On Defence: Fighting To Win Source link

Year 2020 will stand out for education across the globe and particularly for India. The Covid pandemic not only severely disrupted the education system but also forced a hurried shift to virtual learning. In India, it was also the year when the New Education Policy (NEP) was unveiled, after a gap of 34 years. The…

In April 2018, the homes in Manipur’s Leisang village were finally electrified-among the last ones of India’s 590,000 villages to get electricity. One could argue that it took over 70 years for the country to take the access to the last man, but a significant milestone had finally been crossed. India inherited from their British…

Seven minutes to midnight. That was the setting of the doomsday clock the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists devised in 1947 to indicate just how close humanity was to a man-made global catastrophe caused by unchecked scientific and technological advances. Initially meant to warn of the dangers of a nuclear war, in recent decades, the…