Category: Economic Development

It is time to recognise and address the subject of male reproductive health issues in India

To ensure the long-term sustainability of agriculture, the Union government has been promoting the application of micro-irrigation and solar energy in agriculture.

Over the years, both the number of beneficiaries and the Budget allocation for the PM-Kisan scheme have shown a declining trend.

The article discusses ecological and social concerns of Great Nicobar development project

7 years of GST: Balancing tech & transformation

Punjab struggles to meet target of direct seeded rice cultivation as farmers remain apprehensive.

Household net financial savings to GDP ratio have declined due to increased borrowing and structural shifts rather than a mere change in savings pattern.

The recent controversy surrounding the alleged contamination of spice mixes sold by Indian brands MDH and Everest has raised concerns about food safety and regulatory compliance.

The International Labour Organization (ILO) has released its latest report, ‘Ensuring Safety and Health at Work in a Changing Climate’, highlighting the urgent need to climate-proof labor

India’s environmental laws and regulations must reflect what the public health crisis is showing us: that animal welfare is closely interlinked with public health, ecosystem health and biodiversity conservation.

The widespread implementation of agroforestry in India by small-scale farmers is currently hindered by both ecological and socio-economic challenges.

India faces a significant challenge in creating enough jobs to sustain its burgeoning population.