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Waste, Governance, and Survival
Waste, Governance, and Survival
India generates over 62 million tonnes of waste annually, with major gaps in collection and treatment. This detailed analysis examines the waste crisis, environmental impact, Solid Waste Management Rules 2026, and the urgent need for systemic reform, public participation, and sustainable solutions. ..
By Manoj Pathak @ EW•NN
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49 minutes ago
Waste, Governance, and Survival
India generates over 62 million tonnes of waste annually, with major gaps in collection and treatment. This detailed analysis examines the waste crisis, environmental impact, Solid Waste Management Rules 2026, and the urgent need for systemic reform, public participation, and sustainable solutions. ..
Manoj Pathak @ EW•NN | today
NATO A Strained Alliance in the Shadow of the Iran War, a Defining Crisis for the Transatlantic Alliance
To understand whether NATO is on the path to disintegration or if this is a temporary "flamboyant" detour, we must look at the structural, political, and economic tensions currently pulling the alliance apart.
Dr K. Ranjan Sharma | today
A Nation Addressed, A Democracy Diminished
When a Prime Minister addresses the nation, the expectation is not merely of communication, but of constitutional sobriety. Such moments are meant to transcend partisan divides, offering clarity, reassurance, and statesmanship. Narendra Modi’s 29-minute televised address on April 18, 2026, delivered in the aftermath of the government’s failure to pass the Women’s Reservation and Delimitation Bills, did precisely the opposite.
Hasnain Naqvi | today
Between Alliance and Autonomy: Japan’s Delicate Balancing Act
In a world where global alliances are being constantly tested, Japan’s recent engagement with the United States offers a revealing glimpse into how nations are recalibrating their priorities.
Abhijitha Singh | today
Ken‑Betwa Link Project: Tribal Existence, Governance, and Democracy’s Test
India is a land of the richest diversity, with countless rituals and traditions under one sky. This is the essence of Bharat, where we proudly say “Hum Bharat ke log”— We the people of India, living with our own beliefs and ways of life
Amit Pandey | today
NATO A Strained Alliance in the Shadow of the Iran War, a Defining Crisis for the Transatlantic Alliance
To understand whether NATO is on the path to disintegration or if this is a temporary "flamboyant" detour, we must look at the structural, political, and economic tensions currently pulling the alliance apart.
Dr K. Ranjan Sharma | 4 hours ago
A Nation Addressed, A Democracy Diminished
When a Prime Minister addresses the nation, the expectation is not merely of communication, but of constitutional sobriety. Such moments are meant to transcend partisan divides, offering clarity, reassurance, and statesmanship. Narendra Modi’s 29-minute televised address on April 18, 2026, delivered in the aftermath of the government’s failure to pass the Women’s Reservation and Delimitation Bills, did precisely the opposite.
Hasnain Naqvi | 18 hours ago
Between Alliance and Autonomy: Japan’s Delicate Balancing Act
In a world where global alliances are being constantly tested, Japan’s recent engagement with the United States offers a revealing glimpse into how nations are recalibrating their priorities.
Abhijitha Singh | 18 hours ago
Ken‑Betwa Link Project: Tribal Existence, Governance, and Democracy’s Test
India is a land of the richest diversity, with countless rituals and traditions under one sky. This is the essence of Bharat, where we proudly say “Hum Bharat ke log”— We the people of India, living with our own beliefs and ways of life
Amit Pandey | 19 hours ago
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NATO A Strained Alliance in the Shadow of the Iran War, a Defining Crisis for the Transatlantic Alliance
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Between Alliance and Autonomy: Japan’s Delicate Balancing Act
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Delhi’s infrastructure is under strain as density rises and systems lag behind. This analysis explores the shift from “managed decay” to engineered resilience, highlighting innovative solutions like decentralised infrastructure and Life Support Towers to address urban challenges.
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