As India breaches into the top three economies of the world and rises to become one of the fastest-growing major economies in the world. Such growth is met with energy requirements that have grown exponentially. This growth runs on energy it does not fully control. The country is now the world's third-largest energy consumer, and most of it depends on energy that’s imported. India imports almost 90 percent of its crude oil, and with this number climbing, it has turned into a

India's nuclear energy programme is entering a defining new phase with the successful commissioning of the Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor (PFBR), growing international partnerships, and a renewed policy emphasis on Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) and private-sector participation. As India is seeking to meet its rising energy demand, fulfil its climate commitments, and strengthen its strategic autonomy, nuclear energy has re-emerged as a long-term development strategy. Illustra

He spoke the language of poetry, but he thought in the grammar of geopolitics. Jawaharlal Nehru was not only the political architect of independent India; he was also the architect of its identity in the world. When he took over as leader in 1947, India was a battered, partitioned country, impoverished from colonial exploitation and unsure about its future. Illustration by The Geostrata But Nehru envisioned something more significant than survival; he imagined an India that c