India’s battle against climate change is at a critical point. With 18% of the global population and only 2.4% of global land ,  India shows a higher dependency on its natural resources. On one hand, India ranked seventh among the world’s most climate-vulnerable countries, constantly at the risk of climate-related disasters such as episodes of heatwaves, frequent forest fires, and sea-level rise, while on the other hand, India also has exceptional natural resources that can be

The world is heading into a future where the demand for energy is climbing faster than ever. By 2040, the global population is expected to exceed 9 billion, and fuel consumption could rise by more than half. Growing dependence on conventional energy sources has raised real concerns about sustainability and the risk of a deepening energy crisis. Illustration by The Geostrata In the midst of unstable markets, changing tariffs, and uncertain supply chains, India, the world’s mos