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How the Money Moves: The Velocity Challenge in South Asia's Growth Story

New Delhi, July 4 -- South Asia - a region of over two billion people - is projected to remain one of the world's fastest-growing regions over the coming decade. India continues to rank among the fast... Read More


India's Net-Zero Commitment and Energy Transition: Need to Avoid Disruptions in Job Security and Livelihood Opportunities

New Delhi, June 26 -- Over 150 administrative districts across India remain significantly dependent on fossil fuel supply chains, directly or indirectly sustaining livelihoods for nearly one-third of ... Read More


Making Workplaces Safer in South Asia: Prevention Less Costly than Catastrophe

New Delhi, June 17 -- Industrial accidents continue to claim lives and livelihoods across India and South Asia despite advances in technology, regulation and management systems. Recent incidents in ch... Read More


How European Green Laws Are Reshaping Regional Trade and Industrial Development

New Delhi, June 13 -- Environmental sustainability has emerged as a central concern in global economic governance. For regional and South Asian countries, balancing economic growth, poverty reduction,... Read More


The Race for Strategic Minerals: South Asia's Geopolitical Moment

New Delhi, June 4 -- The global race for strategic minerals is rapidly reshaping international politics, trade and industrial policy. Once regarded as obscure geological commodities, minerals such as ... Read More


What Trade Patterns Reveal About South Asia's Economic Future

New Delhi, May 21 -- India's evolving trade relationship with China, the United States, the European Union and Russia offers a revealing window into the deeper structure of the South Asian economy. Th... Read More


Bangladesh-West Bengal Relations: Beyond 'Islamisation' and 'Hinduisation'

New Delhi, May 13 -- India - particularly its eastern state of West Bengal - and Bangladesh represent one of South Asia's most complex and sensitive regional relationships. Rooted in common history, l... Read More