Republic of India

The Republic of India is one of the major powers on Earth in the 22nd century. With huge portions of India's formerly most populous-regions inundated, a Hindu-nationalist government came to power in the late 21st Century, which followed the lead of Japan and instituted a total technocracy, controlling all energy production throughout the nation, from food-calories to electricity.

India ended up weathering the storm, with greater rainfall in the central Deccan allowing the large-scale irrigation of huge portions of formerly semi-productive land. A radical ideology centered around Hindutva and the economic and political ideals of Gandhi (reinterpreted) have provided a prosperous life for all Indian citizens willing to subscribe to the new mass-culture movement that has eliminated caste, ethnic, linguistic and religious minorities throughout the nation in service to a radical, universal pan-Hindu ideology.

The Republic's keen interest in all forms of science, evident from the very start of the 21st Century, combined with key Indian political leaders' wishes to follow Japan's lead in order to become the most technologically advanced faction on Earth has resulted in technocratic values proliferating across every part of society. Leaders across all organisations in the Republic of India are chosen by an series of advanced computer algorithms, known simply as the Algorithm, that run on a massive network of servers that cover the Republic's territory. Any important position of power typically requires a PhD in a science from one of the many technology universities that can be found across the Republic. Every leader since the 'selection cycle' of 2064 for example has been a Professor of a branch of Maths, Engineering or Physics, with the most successful Prime Directors having top-level expertise in multiple scientific disciplines.

The current Prime Director is Professor Sanjay Nehru, PhD, DSc, DEng, who has served in the position since the selection cycle of 2106, being appointed Prime Director in the subsequent cycles of 2110, 2114, and 2118, with each year of experience increasing the chance he is selected by the Algorithm. Prime Directors typically serve until they either die, lose intelligence, or fail in a catastrophic way, at which point the Algorithm will revoke their leadership role and replace them with an adequate alternate candidate, typically the Director-in-Chief of the Grand Directorate of Science, Technology and Research.

Luna
Habitats

Sikandra - Prefab Habitat (1,2)

New Kerala - Prefab Habitat (1,3)

Suraaj - Prefab Habitat (2,3)

Orbital 

Solar Array x 3

Mars
Habitats

Aurobindo - Prefab Habitat (3,5)

New Kolkata - Prefab Habitat (3,6)

Orbital

Solar Array x 2