Uranium Corporation of India Limited (UCIL)
The Uranium Corporation of India Limited was established in 1967 as a Public Sector Enterprise under the administration of the Department of Atomic Energy
IMPRI Desk
Deep-Sea Mining and the Green Paradox: Are We Helping or Harming the Planet by Disinvesting from the Ocean?
The urgent need for climate transition has increased the profile of deep-sea mining (DSM) as a possible source of the metals necessary for a transition to renewables. The need for cobalt, nickel, manganese, copper and rare earth elements, necessary for batteries, wind turbines, and electric vehicles, is growing as more governments commit to carbon neutrality by mid-century.
Public Policy Qualitative Participatory Action Research Fieldwork Fellowship Cohort 6.0
Public Policy Qualitative Participatory Action Research Fieldwork Fellowship- Cohort 6.0 | An Online National Monsoon & Autumn School Program | A Five-Month Online Immersive Qualitative Participatory Action Research Fieldwork Certificate Fellowship | July – November 2025 | IMPRI #WebPolicyLearning Fellow…
Unequal Field: Examining Gender Disparity in Agriculture
Agriculture plays a crucial role in economic growth especially in poor countries where rural people maintain their survival by farming. Economic development in rural areas is driven by agricultural progress. Although farmers are traditionally depicted as men, women act as major stakeholders in agriculture.
Losing Ground to the Sun: How Solar Expansion is Displacing Rain-fed Farming in Karnataka
Rain-fed farming has traditionally escaped policy and funding attention, though it engages more than 60% of India’s farmers. In Karnataka’s Koppal, it now finds itself competing with state-backed solar farms for real estate, at a considerable social cost
Invisible Citizens: Why Hyderabad’s Skilled Migrants are Economic Drivers but Policy Outsiders
Hyderabad stands as a symbol of modern Indian aspiration, its glittering Financial District acting as a beacon for white-collar professionals across the country. These skilled migrants, the software engineers, managers, and consultants, are the undisputed economic engines of Telangana.