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[Burning Issue] Randomized Controlled Trial and This Year’s Nobel Prize In Economics

Context The 2019 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences was awarded to three economists for their pioneering research into the use of experimental approaches to fight global poverty. The new Nobel laureates are considered to be instrumental in using randomized controlled trials to test the effectiveness of various policy interventions to alleviate poverty. Why have Banerjee,… Continue reading [Burning Issue] Randomized Controlled Trial and This Year’s Nobel Prize In Economics

[Burning Issue] Modi-Xi Informal Summit at Mamallapuram

Context PM Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping recently held an informal summit in the ancient coastal town of Mamallapuram or Mahabalipuram in Tamil Nadu. The two countries convened their first Informal Summit in central China’s Wuhan in April 2018, where they exchanged views on issues of global and bilateral significance. Irrespective of the rhetoric… Continue reading [Burning Issue] Modi-Xi Informal Summit at Mamallapuram

[Burning Issue] India-Bangladesh Relations in recent times

Context Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina was in Delhi for a four day visit to address the World Economic Forum India summit and has signed series of agreement on various matters. However bilateral relations between the two have witnessed unprecedented tensions over the last few years owing to certain issues. An Overview India’s links with Bangladesh… Continue reading [Burning Issue] India-Bangladesh Relations in recent times

[Burning Issue] Indian Diaspora and the recent engagement

Context Indian Diaspora is a generic term used for addressing people who have migrated from the territories that are currently within the borders of India. From Google CEO to Nobel laureate scientist Har Gobind Khorana, the list of Indians abroad and their contribution to the world goes endlessly. According to the UN, in 2019 Indians… Continue reading [Burning Issue] Indian Diaspora and the recent engagement

[Burning Issue] India’s Space Programme

Introduction Modern space research in India is traced to the 1920s, when scientist S. K. Mitra conducted a series of experiments leading to the sounding of the ionosphere by applying ground-based radio methods in Kolkata. Later, Indian scientists like C.V. Raman and Meghnad Saha contributed to scientific principles applicable in space sciences. However, it was… Continue reading [Burning Issue] India’s Space Programme

[Burning Issue] Appointing the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS)

Context In his Independence Day address PM has announced the creation of the post of Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) to provide “effective leadership at the top level” to the three wings of the armed forces, and to help improve coordination among them. Background India has had a feeble equivalent known as the Chairman, Chiefs… Continue reading [Burning Issue] Appointing the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS)

[Burning Issue] India’s Nuclear No First Use Policy

Context The ruling government has offered several paradigm changing cases for the field of strategic studies and international relations this year, such as the Balakot airstrike and abrogation of Article 370. Now, with Raksha Mantri’s statement about India’s ‘No First Use’ of nuclear arms pledge, many observers in and outside India are jumbled to consider… Continue reading [Burning Issue] India’s Nuclear No First Use Policy

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