Sneha Yadav, Author at TheRise.co.in

Breaking silence on silent sufferings leading to suicides must become a matter of public discussion because only that solution is sustainable.

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Vulnerability of Energy to Climate: A Perspective on Thermal Power Plant & Scope of Renewable Energy

Climate change’s severity in India is escalating, driven largely by the country’s dependence on coal-based power plants. Recognizing this, the government aims to satisfy 50% of energy needs through renewable sources by 2030 and has taken steps to limit pollution with clean coal technologies. However, the transition from coal presents challenges, including fluctuating costs of natural gas and the reliability of renewable energy. Implementing new technologies and shifting towards renewables requires strong local institutions, community involvement, and private sector participation.

Differential Pricing of COVID Vaccines in India: Moral or Amoral?

With the vaccination drive on the way in the country, the disparate COVID vaccine pricing in India by the native manufacturer is amoral.

Unravelling India’s Gender Slide

India’s fall in the world ranking based on the gender parity index warrants sincere introspection to strategize for achieving gender parity. We have already lost much of the ‘India 2020’ dream envisioned by Former President Kalam to petty politics and jingoism. Let’s not lose this golden phase of 37-year demographic dividend into which India entered three years ago!

Educational Supremacy in ‘Vishwaguru’ India: A Long Way to Go

The shortage of institutions and good quality teachers & teaching supporting staff are concerning key enablers of higher education in India.

High Cost of Electioneering Fosters Corruption

Does High Cost of Electioneering Foster Corruption?

The largest democracy of the world is a successfully functional democracy. But, there also exist certain instances where unethical practices woo the voters. It seems that the high cost of electioneering fosters corruption. The money should not play any role in influencing the voters. A nationwide debate to have major reforms in the electoral process is inevitable.