India's internal migrants make immense contributions to sectors like construction, agriculture and domestic work. Yet, our policies fail to protect their rights, often because of poor data collection and implementation

India’s air pollution crisis is driven by rapid urbanisation, industrialisation and rural dependence on biomass, disproportionately affecting vulnerable populations. Despite policies like NCAP, weak enforcement and institutional gaps hinder progress

As WTO Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala pointed out at Davos, tariff impositions prompted by hyper-nationalism or as a tit-for-tat measures could return the world to the 1930s and double-digit GDP losses