India’s water crisis is also a gender and labour crisis. The unpaid burden of fetching water costs women time, education, income, and opportunity—and demands policy recognition
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said empowering India’s youth through quality education, skill development and employment opportunities remains a priority. Addressing the NITI Aayog Governing Council meeting, he stressed cooperative federalism, entrepreneurship and inclusive human development as key pillars for achieving Viksit Bharat by 2047
Andhra Pradesh is set to finalise a population management policy within months to address declining fertility rates below replacement level. The framework focuses on incentives, women’s workforce participation, healthcare, and ageing support while aiming to preserve long-term demographic balance and economic growth
