Interview: Grzegorz Tobiszowski, Deputy Minister of Energy, Poland

A major coal producer in Europe, Poland hosted the Cop24 Climate Change Summit. In an interview, Grzegorz Tobiszowski, who has been a parliamentarian since 2013, speaks of measures to modernise the coal industry as well as cooperation with India.

From Paris to Katowice

In the three years after much hyped Paris Agreement, global commitment to protect the planet seems to be unravelling as several nations backtrack or miss their commitments. On December 12, 2015, leaders of over 150 nations, gathered in Paris, announced that they had reached a con...

Towards a Sunny Future

India has an ambitious target of producing 100 GW of solar energy by 2022. After some rapid growth over the past few years, further development faces serious hurdles at multiple levels.

India calls for Greater French Investments in Food Processing

Union food processing industries minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal has exhorted the French food processing companies to significantly enhance their engagement with the Indian market.

Indian Food Exports

North East is an Undiscovered Gem of Tourism

Alphons Kannanthanam, the tourism minister of India, talks to India & You about the government’s increasing focus on promoting north-east as a destination for both domestic and international tourists.

Entretien avec l’acteur Nawazuddin Siddiqui

Le célèbre acteur qui tient le rôle titre du film Manto de Nandita Das, actuellement sur les écrans indiens et bientôt en France, parle de ce film retraçant la vie du grand écrivain indien controversé mais aussi de sa carrière d’acteur et de l’industrie du cinéma i...

Interview du Ministre du Tourisme

Chaplin’s World, Vevey

Mixed signals from Indian economy

The rupee has continued its slide, hitting new lows everyday of this week. However, the stock markets continue to reach new peaks almost everyday. Can the contra movement in these two key indices of the health of economy continue forever?

India’s caste equations

Over 70 years after independence, there is a strange race amongst India’s multitude of castes and sub-castes to be declared a backward community, in order to gain preference in jobs and education. In the world’s fastest growing economy, this is a troubling sign of the ground ...

India’s unequal development: Economy trumps ecology

As world’s fastest growing economy, India continues to enthuse global business leaders. However, business growth has come at a heavy price as India’s ecological parameters plummet to record lows, threatening the livelihood, health and lives of millions.