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India’s 28 states collectively drive the nation’s development trajectory. The Chair on India and Emerging Asia Economics increases the transparency of state-level policymaking and shaping engagement with India’s states

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States Weekly is the weekly newsletter of the CSIS Chair on India and Emerging Asia Economics. It tracks detailed policy changes across different sectors in Indian states

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Utah-Rajasthan Energy Partnership Dialogue

The U.S.-India State and Urban Initiative, led by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), is pleased to announce a partnership between the Utah Governor's Office of Energy Development and the Energy Department of the state of Rajasthan.

Event — August 26, 2019

Engaging with India’s Electrification Agenda

In support of India’s electrification and power sector reform agenda, the CSIS U.S.-India State and Urban Initiative identifies opportunities for international partners to help build capacity in key Indian states.

Report by Kartikeya Singh and Stephen J. Naimoli — July 17, 2019

Driving Change: U.S.-India Subnational E-Mobility Collaboration

State governments around the world are enacting policies in support of an electric mobility transition. An exchange between Colorado & Gujarat highlights the varied mechanisms being used & opportunities for public and private sector stakeholders to help both states meet their targets.

Brief by Kartikeya Singh, Matt Weis, and Nicole Huang — May 31, 2019