For years, the plan of creating a powerhouse followed a very obvious path. From 19th-century Manchester to 20th-century Shenzhen, the way to prosperity was built on factory floors. The logic was obvious too: move millions of workers from low-productivity agriculture to high-productivity assembly lines. Under the Make in India as the main development strategy, India operated under this framework too. Illustration by The Geostrata As the world bank has warned, over the next dec

In a striking affirmation of its green energy ambitions, India has officially reached a major milestone. 50% of the nation’s total installed electricity capacity now comes from non-fossil fuel sources, totalling 242.8 GW out of 484.8 GW. Announced by Union Minister Shri Pralhad Joshi , the achievement arrives a full five years ahead of the nation’s Paris Agreement target. Illustration by The Geostrata More than just a statistic, this feat is a signal to the world that India’s

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The diplomatic ties between India and Switzerland have long paved the way for good relations. With more than seven decades of diplomatic...