Examining the Delhi Excise Policy: Consumer Benefits vs. Corruption Allegations
What any Delhiite can assert, however, is that the impugned excise policy had been the best in terms of the experience it offered the consumer.
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Putin’s Re-election and the Challenge to Western Dominance
The ongoing Russia-Ukraine war is being perceived, at a popular level, as the war by the West against Russia as the Grey Zone warfare and one-sided narratives predominate their respective global spaces.
Enhancing Corporate Governance and Performance through Shareholder Democracy
Japanese companies initiated the practice of letting workers give feedback on how shopfloor activity could be improved. That led to workers engaging consciously with their work, gave workers more agency and involvement in their work, improving quality and productivity. Workers, in any case, exercise democracy in the working of their unions and associations.
Kanshi Ram’s Enduring Impact: Unifying Dalit Identity
Kanshi Ram brought a social revolution by giving the nation its first Dalit woman chief minister. His ideas are not restricted to one party
Kanshi Ram brought a social revolution by giving Bharat the first Dalit woman chief minister, Mayawati. His ideas are not restricted to one party. Dalits are not only fighting for their rights but for larger social integration.
Data and Public Policy Making in India: Promises and Perils
The Centre for The Study of Finance and Economics (CSFE), at IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute, New Delhi conducted a One-Month Online National Spring School Program on ‘Fundamentals of Public Policy- Cohort 2.0’ from March 1st, 2024 to March 30th 2024.
Social Security: Is Young Bharat Prepared to Age?
The Centre for the Study of Finance and Economics (CSFE), at IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute, New Delhi conducted a One-Month Online National Spring School Program on ‘Fundamentals of Public Policy- Cohort 2.0’ from March 1st, 2024 to March 30th 2024.