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The Centre for Media and Strategic Studies (CMSS) is a think-tank established in 2013, to engage India’s leading media houses and individuals in debate on India’s media policy and its role in global affairs.

Did India have a decisive advantage in recent Indo Pak engagement?
24/05/2025

Did India have a decisive advantage in recent Indo Pak engagement?

India and Pakistan, which were locked in a war-like confrontation for three days, announced a surprise understanding to cease fire. How did the global media read the ceasefire, and what did it say? This analysis gives us an understanding of the minds of the US, China and the Middle East.

India has 7200 kms of shoreline and this whole stretch is being subjected to continuous anthropogenic stressers. Almost ...
29/06/2022

India has 7200 kms of shoreline and this whole stretch is being subjected to continuous anthropogenic stressers. Almost 235 sq kms of coastal land was lost between 1990- 2016 due to 8.5 cm of sea level rise in past 5 decades. This sea level rise could result in possible displcement of nearly 36 million people by 2100 making them climate refugees. And Sunderbans is at the forefront of an impending doom. Can we halt it?

The graphic feature is based on Tuli Bakshi's article "Future of People Living in Coastal Areas: Climate Crisis and Environmental Degradation".

A 3 degree world has no safe place.....
10/08/2021

A 3 degree world has no safe place.....

Climate change is widespread, rapid, and intensifying, and some trends are now irreversible, at least during the present time frame, according to the latest much-anticipated Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report, released on Monday.

India's selective approach to treaties maximizes its global autonomy. But does New  Delhi miss out on opportunities?
24/07/2021

India's selective approach to treaties maximizes its global autonomy. But does New Delhi miss out on opportunities?

Do treaties and agreements still work in an era of increasing polarization, hypernationalism and political violence?

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