The United Nations defines the “sustainable energy transition” as a structural shift away from fossil fuels toward a system centered on renewable energy. Crucially, the UN emphasises that a truly “just transition” must prioritise equity and inclusion—ensuring that clean energy systems are accessible to all segments of society, leaving no one behind. When discussing the […] The post The Power of Choice in Urban Mobility: Lessons from Delhi’s Clean Transport Transitio

If we were to map the flow of CSR funding in India, its geography would tell a story of its own. The case of Maharashtra is a stark example. While speaking to nonprofits in the state, we found that several well-established organisations were working to improve government schools through interventions ranging from foundational literacy and WASH infrastructure to menstrual health and nutritional awareness. Yet most preferred to implement projects in the same four to five districts—primarily Mumbai

India's installed solar power capacity has increased from 3 GW in 2014 to 162.15 GW by June 2026, supported by new floating solar projects, expanding domestic manufacturing and large-scale renewable energy initiatives.

India and Uzbekistan have reaffirmed their commitment to doubling bilateral trade within three years by expanding cooperation across manufacturing, agriculture, healthcare, technology and digital infrastructure.