Evidence-Led Policy Reviews

This report details the evolving role of developing nations in global climate governance, highlighting how countries like India, Brazil, and China have shifted international frameworks toward principles of climate equity, finance, and "Common But Differentiated Responsibilities". Using India as a primary case study, it explores significant domestic progress—such as achieving non-fossil capacity targets years ahead of schedule—while addressing persistent challenges like heavy reliance on coal, bureaucratic red tape, and socioeconomic vulnerabilities.

This report explores how artificial intelligence is transforming healthcare into a dynamic "Doctor–AI–Patient" relationship where algorithms provide computational power and data analysis, while human doctors retain ethical judgment, accountability, and clinical oversight. It emphasizes that while AI can streamline medical diagnostics, human clinicians remain essential to provide genuine empathy, maintain patient trust, and view patients as individuals with lived experiences rather than mere sets of data.

India faces a dual nutritional crisis: persistent child undernutrition alongside rising adult obesity and lifestyle diseases. While welfare programs like POSHAN 2.0 ensure basic calorie access, progress is hindered by low dietary diversity, high food costs, and administrative friction. To meet national targets, India must shift from basic grain distribution to nutrient-rich, regionally targeted interventions.