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

Investment is a small but highly volatile component of a nation’s gross domestic product. As domestic belief in the future of a country’s growth feeds more into investments than corporate necessity, most fluctuations in terms of investment, particularly business fixed investment, or private capital expenditure, can be traced back to demand-side catalysts.  Illustration by The Geostrata THE THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS   Investment is not merely an autonomous activity, but is under

In the complex interplay of global economics, the one partnership that forges the most complex paradox would be that of India and China....