Satyam Tripathi

Satyam Tripathi is a Visiting Researcher and Assistant Director at IMPRI. Currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Defence and Strategic Studies, Satyam brings a profound interest in understanding the complexities of global security and strategic affairs. His role at IMPRI involves actively contributing to research initiatives, leveraging his academic background and passion for exploring the dynamics of defense and strategic studies. He plays a key role in organizational management. He co-authored “Advocating a Feminist Foreign Policy in India” ( ISBN: 978-81-956403-1-7)

Research Areas

Entrepreneurship, ICT and Innovation, Environment, Energy, Climate Change and Sustainable Development, Gender, Pluralism and Social Inclusion, Governance and Law, International Relations and Strategic

Centres

Publications

23 Nov

InsightsCenter for International Relations and Strategic Studies

Satyam Tripathi

Sovereignty Under Siege: AI, Digital Media, and the U.S. Elections 2024

In the digital age, social media platforms have become fertile ground for foreign interference in democratic processes. By exploiting vulnerabilities in online platforms and levera

3 May

Policy UpdateInsights

IMPRI

Beijing Peace Plan

At the Munich Security Conference on February 18, Wang Yi (Member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Director of the Office of the Central Commission for Fore

4 Feb

InsightsCenter for Environment, Climate Change and Sustainable DevelopmentCenter for the Study for Finance and EconomicsEconomy and InfrastructureEnvironment, Energy, Climate Change and Sustainable Development

IMPRI

Sustainable Environment & the Budget: Need for Consonance

The Union Budget 2023-24 is expected to be a barometer for the Central Government’s policy commitments toward the conservation of the environment and sustainable development. The

10 Jan

InsightsPolicy Update

IMPRI

Mission Karmayogi: Civil Servants Capacity Building Program

Prime Minister stated “Mission Karmayogi is a new experiment of its kind in the direction of capacity building. Through this mission, government employees have to modernize their

10 Jan

InsightsPolicy Update

IMPRI

One Nation One Fertilizer

The government issued an order requiring all businesses to market their goods under the brand name "Bharat" in order to standardize fertilizer brands across the nation. Under this

3 Jan

InsightsCenter for International Relations and Strategic StudiesInternational Relations and Strategic Studies

IMPRI

Rising India & the Way Forward in 2023

n December 2022, the World Bank revised upwards its GDP growth forecast for India to 6.9 percent for 2022-23, underlining the fact that the Indian economy was showing higher resili

23 Dec

InsightsCenter for International Relations and Strategic StudiesInternational Relations and Strategic Studies

IMPRI

A Rising India: Sustaining the Growth Trajectory

This economic trajectory of India also gives India a distinct place in global politics today. There is a reason why the West, despite its differences with India over Ukraine, has c

23 Dec

InsightsCenter for the Study for Finance and EconomicsEconomy and InfrastructurePublic Finances and MacroeconomicsPublic Policies, Programs and Schemes

IMPRI

RBI Affidavit Obfuscates rather than Clarifying

The government affidavit filed on November 16 justified demonetization by claiming that it was a part of a bigger policy push to digitize and formalize the economy – in its vie

23 Dec

InsightsCenter for Human Dignity and DevelopmentGovernance and Law

IMPRI

Electronic Seizures, Tampering of Evidence & Compromised Liberty

Is it fair to assume the possibility of investigating officers distorting or concocting evidence? The track record of police investigations does not permit the assumption that no m

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