The GM mustard debate raises profound questions of environmental sustainability, justice, and substantive citizenship in a deeply unequal society. 

The decision of moving away from fossil fuels, and operationalisation of the loss and damage fund are major wins from COP28.

The country was effective in insulating the forum from geopolitical turbulence, making it more representative, placing the spotlight on the Global South and crafting a comprehensive blueprint of global solutions.

This article follows the journey of transgender individuals who have made Bangalore their home, migrating from the hinterland, and a neighbouring state, and how they have come into their own agency. Their struggle to be heard, and how they have integrated the voices of others and now made significant space for the transgenders in South India, negotiating and working with the authorities and society for their entitlements, gives a picture of the course of their path within the larger queer body politics and intersection of their work with other movements like that of sex workers and the disabled.

The transformative potential of decarbonisation is that it can meet socio-economic goals better than current development pathways.