IMPRI Desk

IMPRI Desk

  • Joined: August 6, 2023
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Geopolitics & Trade: Analyzing effects of Geopolitical tensions on Chinese Imports to India

As geopolitical tensions rise, claims over strategic territories emerge and global markets brace for the uncertain future created by world powers- it has become increasingly urgent to understand the complex trade relationship that India and China share in order to strategize and better prepare ourselves for possible trade shocks, supply chain obstructions and finding feasible alternatives to China as a hegemon in the manufacturing sector.

The Changing Gender Discourse: A Generational Analysis of the Shifting the Narratives of Gender

Gender in India isn’t just about men and women—it intersects with caste, class, and regional identities, making the journey toward equality complex yet essential. From legal reforms to shifting cultural mindsets, younger generations are questioning the norms they’ve inherited, pushing for a more egalitarian future.

Digital India Bhashini (2022) : Bridging India’s language divide through multilingual innovation

Bhashini, or Bhasha Interface for India, is a revolutionary initiative that is democratizing access to digital content and services across India's diverse linguistic spread. This National Language Translation Mission (NLTM), in alignment with the Digital India program, aims to foster digital inclusivity and empowerment.

Rising Seas, Hidden Hardships: Sanitation Crisis in the Indian Sundarbans and a Global Call for Action

Globally low-lying coastal communities are increasingly at risk of climate change exacerbated environmental hazards. Sea-level rise (SLR) accompanying climate change is already causing significant and costly impacts across low elevation coastal communities and these are expected to continue in the 21st century and beyond.

Old Promises, New Threats: India’s Climate Pledges Leave Women’s Safety in Disaster Risks Unprotected

Climate change-induced disasters in India disproportionately affect women, deepening vulnerabilities and increasing risks such as health crises, displacement, and gender-based violence. While India has advanced on some climate commitments, its disaster risk reduction policies lack a strong gender-responsive focus. This article highlights these gaps, drawing on international frameworks like the Sendai Framework, and offers recommendations for integrating women’s security into climate adaptation strategies to build a more resilient and equitable future.

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