पर्यावरण कानूनों की सर्वोच्चता का निर्णायक संदेश
भारत में विकास और पर्यावरण के बीच संतुलन की बहस लंबे समय से चल रही है। सड़क, बांध, खनन, ताप विद्युत संयंत्र, औद्योगिक परियोजनाओं और परमाणु ऊर्जा संयंत्रों जैसी बड़ी परियोजनाओं को आर्थिक विकास...
How banks continue to ignore climate disaster-induced debt
Over the last seven years, Indian banks have offered little loan relief to extreme weather and disaster survivors. The new RBI disaster relief guidelines, set to take effect this year, continue this gap by...
How Fishing Communities Are Challenging Port Led Growth in Uttara Kannada
This article is the third in the series ‘The Coastal Course’, co-curated by Centre for Financial Accountability and Delhi Forum, reflecting on 10 years of Sagarmala Programme. The first second and fourth articles are...
How Tamil Nadu Achieved Economic Growth with Social Justice and Development
As per the RBI Handbook on Statistics of States, Tamil Nadu doubled its economy in a decade from a GSDP of Rs. 14.6 lakh crore in 2017–18 to Rs. 31.18 lakh crore in 2024–25....
Kerala’s Deep Dive Into the Blue Economy and its Paradox
The Kerala government’s embrace of the Blue Economy, backed by international collaboration and private capital, represents not just a development strategy but a fundamental reordering of coastal governance. This article is the second in...
G20 Johannesburg: A Rare Moment of Political Will
Debrief by Jayati Ghosh on 4th December 2025 (Transcribed) The G20 Summit is often seen as a self-declared club of the world’s most powerful countries. Over the past 20 years, it has delivered concrete...
The Shaping of a Welfare Regime
Excerpt from Making India Work: The Development of Welfare in a Multi-level Democracy By Louise Tillin, published in 2025 by Cambridge University Press, United Kingdom. The struggles of workers, employers, and the state to...
Lessons from Recent Floods and Landslides
Infrastructure Update | August 2025 Another year, another monsoon, and the same cycle of loss. Mountains and wetlands are giving back after years of blasting, tunnelling and concrete poured in the name of development....
Himalayan Blunder | Why We Need To Listen To The Mountain Communities | Minket Lepcha
As the Himalayan region is caught in the swirl of climate chaos related disasters
The World Bank’s Nuclear U-Turn Will Endanger Developing Nations
The World Bank must reconsider this dangerous path and ensure that its energy financing truly supports climate resilience and equitable development, rather than exposing vulnerable populations to unnecessary risks. The World Bank’s recent decision to end...
How Development is Breaking the Himalayas | Himalayan Blunder | Anmol Ohri
' With the onset of monsoons, our mountains begin to shed tears' Environmental Activist and Founder of Climate Front India
Himalayan Blunder | Why Solutions Must Centre Local Communities & Ecology | Ravi Chopra
As Himalayan states witness another swirl of unprecedented rains, floods and landslides
Himalayan Blunder | Himalayas On The Brink: Why We Must Rethink ‘Development’ | Guman Singh
Joshimath Continues to Sink! | Atul Sati on Ongoing Land Subsidence Crisis
🎙️ Atul Sati, peoples' rights activist and convenor of Joshimath Bachao Sangharsh Samiti highlights the alarming situation.
Vadhavan Port: A Development Mirage at the Cost of People and Ecology?
A ₹76,220 crore mega-port in Maharashtra is being pushed under Sagarmala, threatening fishers, farmers, and Adivasis in Palghar.
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