An organization, "The Team Lease," suggests that in the next five years, the agri-tech sector will generate 60,000 to 80,000 new job opportunities in the country. In a nation with a population of approximately 140 crore, where 62% of the population is dependent on agriculture.
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Are such policymakers and service providers the only available advisors to the Government of India?
Emmanuel Macron’s growing outreach to Kenya and President William Ruto comes at a time when France is openly acknowledging that its influence in Africa has weakened significantly over the past two decades, with countries across the continent increasingly turning toward China, Türkiye, the United States, Russia, and Gulf powers for investment, security, and strategic partnerships. After facing military expulsions, rising anti-French sentiment, and criticism of its colonial-era policies in several African nations, Paris is now trying to reinvent its role through investment, trade, and what Macron calls “equal partnerships” rather than traditional aid and military influence. With African countries also becoming more assertive about sovereignty and economic independence, is France now entering its most difficult phase in Africa since the post-colonial era ?
इमैनुएल मैक्रों की केन्या और राष्ट्रपति विलियम रुटो के साथ बढ़ती कूटनीतिक सक्रियता ऐसे समय में सामने आ रही है जब फ्रांस खुद मान चुका है कि पिछले दो दशकों में अफ्रीका में उसका प्रभाव काफी कमजोर हुआ है। अब अफ्रीकी देश निवेश, सुरक्षा और रणनीतिक साझेदारी के लिए तेजी से चीन, तुर्किये, अमेरिका, रूस और खाड़ी देशों की ओर बढ़ रहे हैं। कई देशों में बढ़ती एंटी- फ्रांस भावना, सैन्य ठिकानों से बाहर निकाले जाने और औपनिवेशिक नीतियों को लेकर आलोचना के बाद, पेरिस अब सैन्य और सहायता आधारित मॉडल की जगह “समान साझेदारी” और निवेश आधारित रिश्तों की बात कर रहा है। ऐसे में क्या फ्रांस अब अफ्रीका में अपने पोस्ट-कोलोनियल दौर के सबसे कठिन चरण में प्रवेश कर रहा है ?
U.S. President Donald Trump travels to Beijing this week asserting that American power can end the Iran war, even as the conflict fundamentally alters Middle East geopolitics. While Saudi Arabia has initiated direct retaliatory strikes against Iran, nations like Iraq and Pakistan are bypassing traditional alliances to strike bilateral transit deals with Tehran. To what extent does Iran's selective control of the Strait of Hormuz represent a permanent shift in global energy corridors rather than a temporary blockade ?
