Despite the lowest coal prices in Asia in four years, India’s coal power generation dipped in May to the lowest since the Covid lockdowns of 2020, as a lack of heatwaves and soaring renewable energy ...

India has achieved "major power" status in Asia for the first time, according to the Lowy Institute's Asia Power Index 2025.

India's power sector has achieved a major milestone by surpassing 500GW of installed electricity capacity as of 30 September 2025, according to Pralhad Joshi, the country's energy minister. The nation ...

NARENDRA MODI aspires to turn India into a vishwaguru, or “teacher to the world”. But what pedagogical gift, beyond its prime minister’s sage-like appearance, does a rapidly growing and ambitious ...

India's power output fell for a second month in November as temperate weather and a slowdown in industrial activity kept ...

India has long been dependent on coal-fired power for much of its electricity, and the country still gets about 70% of its energy from burning coal according to government data. The Institute for ...

India is witnessing a revival of its nuclear energy ambitions. In June 2024, the government announced plans to increase the country’s nuclear power generation capacity by approximately 70 percent by ...

The drive from Ranchi to Hazaribagh in the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand is only 65 miles, but it takes nearly three hours. We swerve to avoid schoolchildren chatting with friends and meandering ...

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi (center) sits next to Indonesian President Joko Widodo (right) at the closing of the G-20 summit in Bali, Indonesia, Nov. 16, 2022. Credit: G-20 According to ...

LITTLETON, Colorado, Sept 6 (Reuters) - India's power sector emissions from fossil fuels exceeded those of Europe's for the first time in April, May and June of this year, and are on course to ...

India is now a major power, ranking third in Asia behind China and the US, according to the 2025 Asia Power Index. Its ...

Ashley Tellis’s recent essay, “India’s Great-Power Delusions” (July/August 2025), offers a searing critique of the country’s strategic posture. Tellis argues that India overestimates its influence on ...