Thursday, January 1
Discussion Paper

Chinese Think Tanks in the Xi Jinping Era and Implications for Indian Engagement

Shruti Jargad

December 17, 2025

The paper contributes to a broader understanding of the role think tanks play in knowledge production in China and their utility in shaping bilateral relations with reference to India.

Working Paper

India’s Human Development: How Do Quality-Adjusted Elements Change the Picture?

Janak Raj & Indramani Tiwari

December 4, 2025

The study highlights the need to focus on qualitative dimensions of health, education and income as much as, if not more, than their quantitative aspects to gauge human development in a true sense.

Working Paper

Partnerships for Self-Reliance: Internationalising India’s Critical Minerals Sector

Anindita Sinh & Constantino Xavier

November 13, 2025

This paper provides one of the first comprehensive mapping of India’s international partnerships on critical minerals and systematically analyses its domestic policymaking architecture.

Report

Global Climate Finance Taxonomy: Lessons for India

Renu Kohli & Kritima Bhapta

November 3, 2025

This report explores four interconnected themes that are critical for the effective design and implementation of India’s climate finance taxonomy. The study shows that India has the opportunity to learn from international experiences while creating a taxonomy that reflects domestic priorities, supports green innovation, and expands access to finance for all stakeholders.

Blog

The Role of Critical Minerals Stockpiles in India’s Energy and National Security

Noel Therattil

December 26, 2025

This blog by Noel Therattil examines India’s critical mineral landscape, outlines the role of stockpiles as a policy instrument, and identifies challenges to their deployment in the Indian context.

Blog

Fiscal Federalism: What Recent Policy Shifts Mean for This Evolving Relationship

Tanvi Vipra & Shruti Gupta

December 22, 2025

This blog by Tanvi Vipra and Shruti Gupta focuses on how recent laws reduce the amount of revenue available that is shared with states, and increases their spending burden, adversely affecting the degree of the federalism in our fiscal architecture.

Journals and Other Publications

Options for Diversifying India’s Critical Mineral Supply Chains

Juan Pablo Martínez, Karthik Bansal & Ganesh Sivamani

December 5, 2025

This report maps out India’s main import partners for cobalt, copper, graphite, lithium and nickel and projects future demand for these minerals and rare earth elements under different International Energy Agency scenarios.

Chinese Think Tanks in the Xi Jinping Era and Implications for Indian Engagement

Foreign Policy & Security

India’s Human Development: How Do Quality-Adjusted Elements Change the Picture?

Health and Human Development

Partnerships for Self-Reliance: Internationalising India’s Critical Minerals Sector

Foreign Policy & Security

Global Climate Finance Taxonomy: Lessons for India

Climate Change

The Role of Critical Minerals Stockpiles in India’s Energy and National Security

Foreign Policy & Security

Fiscal Federalism: What Recent Policy Shifts Mean for This Evolving Relationship

Macroeconomic Policy, Trade & Competitiveness

Options for Diversifying India’s Critical Mineral Supply Chains

Minerals & Mining

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