Marginal Uptrend: Exploring Minimal Growth in Tax Payer Compliance
The income tax data released recently points to the skewed nature of income distribution in the country, with only about 0.68% people paying effective taxes.
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How to Carry out an Empirical Project: A Step-by-Step Approach
Session ReportDivyansh Dwivedi IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute conducted Data Analytics for Policy Research, an immersive pre winter school program, and a one month immersive online hands on certificate training course. On Day 2 of the programme, our second…
Educational Equity: A University in Every City
It is high time policymakers saw universities as vital parts of cities. A university spawn innovative ideas and diverse talent, which, combined, can create new businesses, jobs, vibrant communities and fresh tax sources.
India’s Digital Diplomacy: Unveiling Brand Building & Public Policy
Dr. Palit presented a PPT on Digital and Tech Diplomacy in International Relations. Her PPT briefed us on India’s Digital Public Diplomacy and Brand Building Efforts, Social Media Enabled Public Diplomacy, Social Media Deployed Communication and Brand Building, The Nation as a Brand, What do Brand Building Achieve for the Countries? How is India Communicating its Brand?
Power of Multilateralism
Professor Bhattacharya, presented a ppt on UN and the evolving Multilateralism. Her PPT gave a holistic summary on What is Multilateralism, Challenges to Multilateralism in the UN, Evolving Multilateral Institutions, Preferred level of involvement of UN in Countries across the World and reform in the UN needed on an urgent basis.
Silent Architects: Founding Women’s Role in Shaping the Justness of the Constitution
The founding women recognised how Constitution could be an agent of social change. In the same, the Women’s Reservation Bill could pave the way for women’s empowerment.