PM Modi meets Gukesh, calls him ‘India’s pride’

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met the newly-crowned World Chess Champion D. Gukesh on Saturday, Dec 28.

Taking to X, PM Modi wrote: “Had an excellent interaction with chess champion and India’s pride, @DGukesh! I have been closely interacting with him for a few years now, and what strikes me most about him is his determination and dedication. His confidence is truly inspiring.

COP29’s Baku finance goal triples climate finance target, draws mixed reactions from developing nations

Despite objections by developing nations, including India, expressing dissatisfaction with the New Collective Quantified Goal (NCQG) owing to its “paltry size”, the COP29 Presidency of Azerbaijan on Saturday, November 23, announced the agreement of the Baku Finance Goal, a new commitment to channel $1.3 trillion of climate finance to the developing world by 2035 in significant uplift.

This includes a new core finance goal of $300 billion that triples the previous $100 billion target. There were breakthroughs in the Baku Finance Goal and UN carbon markets too.

This agitation is of earth-shaking historical importance: Justice Katju

Justice Markandey Katju- Justice Markandey Katju is a former Judge, Supreme Court of India, and former Chairman, Press Council of India. The views expressed are his own. Many people have asked me why I was earlier critical of the farmers’ agitation, but am now supporting it. I confess I was earlier skeptical of this movement […]

Moving India Forward – My Engagement with Prime Minister Modi on Oct 2nd

Prof. Solomon Darwin, serves as the Executive Director: Center for Corporate Innovation, Executive Director: Center for Growth Markets at Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley. He is known as the father of the Smart Village Movement and is the author of four books: Amazon Author’s Page https://www.amazon.com/-/e/B08CMP2F3P “How to think like The CEO of the planet”, […]

‘Right to Investigate’ in International Law 

Justice Markandey Katju and Aiman Hashmi- The Union Foreign Minister Jai Shankar has denied visas to a delegation of the US Commission on International Religious Freedom ( USCIRF ) for visiting India to investigate allegations of atrocities on minorities and assess religious freedom in India. A question arises whether this denial is valid under international […]