Trump’s NATO Gamble Demands a Strategic Reset from India
As Europe rearms and prices rise, India must rethink its reliance on imported weapons in an increasingly unforgiving defence market.
IMPRI Desk
Children at the Margins: Rights, Law, and Conflict in India’s Fragile Regions: Protecting Children in Conflict Zones – Legal Frameworks and Governance Challenges
Aayushi Shah Introduction In a country that guarantees the right to education, health, and protection for every child, it iseasy to overlook those who live in the shadow of conflict. Children in India’s conflict-affectedregions—such as Jammu & Kashmir, parts of…
Women Reservation and Its Practical Reality: A Critical Review of Policy and Practice in India
Arshia Bhatnagar Introduction Women’s reservation in political and administrative spaces has emerged as a transformative step towards achieving gender equality and empowering women in decision-making roles. However it took decades of discussions and efforts to pass this bill recently and…
Unseen and Undermined: The Workplace Bias Divorced Women Silently Battle
Dr Mitashree Tripathy Let’s be honest—divorce still carries baggage, especially for women. It’s like an invisible label that says, “I didn’t follow the script.” And in many workplaces, that label quietly sticks. What’s worse? Most people won’t say it out…
Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions (MoPPGP), 1985
The Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions (MoPPGP) is a critical organization of the Government of India responsible for the management of personnel, redressal of public grievances, and administration of pension issues of central government employees. The Ministry, as it exists today, was established in 1985. The Ministry has a core role in maintaining good governance, transparency, and administrative reform. Headed by the Prime Minister, who is constitutionally the Minister-in-Charge, and assisted by a Minister of State, the Ministry is the human resources wing of the government and the custodian of the delivery of services to citizens.
The End of the Proxy Era: Entering West Asia’s Age of Direct Confrontation
The twelve-day war between Iran and Israel and the direct bombing of Iranian nuclear facilities by the US dramatically ended in a fragile ceasefire – as usual announced by President Donald Trump.