Author: Ayan Barman

Ayan Barman is an international relations researcher at ANANTA Aspen Centre focusing on the geopolitical implications of critical minerals. He holds a BA in Liberal & Humanities Studies from O.P. Jindal University, where he studied global security dynamics. Ayan has contributed to policy reports at NITI Aayog and authored articles on geopolitical issues with the Observer Research Foundation. He is dedicated to enhancing India’s role in global governance and promoting sustainable development in critical minerals.

Quad-Aligned Green Finance for Decarbonizing India’s Ports

Quad-Aligned Green Finance for Decarbonizing India’s Ports India’s 12 major ports play an integral role in foreign trade with 95% of trade volume reported. India’s flagship ‘Sagarmala’ programme, launched in 2015, seeks port modernization and sustainable growth. With a budget of Rs. 40,000 Cr (USD 4.51 billion) allocated towards the upgrade shipbuilding, recycling, and ports- the […]

Lessons from Down Under

Lessons from Down Under  How India can harness Australia’s Critical Mineral Strategy Modern industries and technologies are dependent on critical minerals such as lithium, silicon, nickel and cobalt, in their quest for green transitioning and meet net zero targets. Australia is blessed with abundant reserves of these critical minerals and plays a pivotal role in […]

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