Overseas Lessons: What ongoing Global Conflicts can teach India?
People living far away from zones of global conflict may underestimate their stake in the violence but it’s important to learn from the current moment of reckoning faced by the West.
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Understanding the Fundamentals of Qualitative Data Analysis
Session ReportSameeran Galagali The IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute, New Delhi is hosting a Four-Month Online Immersive Public Policy Qualitative Participatory Action Research Fieldwork Certificate Fellowship Cohort 2.0 from December 2023 to April 2024. The fellowship programme aims at…
Unlocking Opportunities: India and Mauritius as Catalysts for Investment and Development in Africa
Prime Minister Modi and his Mauritius counterpart Jugnauth inaugurate infrastructure projects, reaffirming the enduring friendship between India and Mauritius.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Prime Minister of Mauritius Pravind Jugnauth jointly inaugurated several infrastructure and connectivity projects in the strategic island nation on 29 February. Prime Minister Modi also recalled his promise given to the people of Agalega island, who have been disconnected from the mainland. He even reiterated the catchphrase ‘Modi ki Guarantee’ in the context of India’s fulfilment of promises even in the context of foreign domains of development as India continues to support the developmental aspirations of friendly people in the Global South while becoming their voice at the global stage. india
Consumption Survey Analysed
The methodology of data collection for the latest Household Consumption Expenditure Survey has changed in this round. Therefore, the survey results raise a lot of questions since alternative data is at variance with it.
Child Marriage Curb on Socio-Economic Development in India
According to UNICEF child marriage refers to the marriage of a girl or boy before the age of 18. It refers to both formal marriages and informal unions in which children under the age of 18 live with a partner as if married and carry out the responsibilities of a household and give rise to the legitimization of procreation that has in return several economic and social impacts on the development of the economy. Early child marriages are associated with a rise in family burden because of the phenomenon of more children due to a larger time gap of reproductive age that is associated with multiple social curbs particularly on the part of women as they are prone to suffer from health issues, emotional imbalance, more responsibilities etc.
Feminist Foreign Policy: Challenges and Pathways
The Impact and Policy Research Institute (IMPRI) hosted Feminism: Theory and Praxis, a Three-Day Immersive Online Certificate Training Course. The program laid emphasis on the practical application of feminist principles, providing participants with actionable insights into translating feminist theory into real-world action at both individual and societal levels. The overarching aim was to empower participants with the knowledge and tools needed to actively contribute to dismantling gender-based inequalities and fostering more inclusive and equitable societies.