Political Economy and Public Policy in India
On Day 6 of the Fundamentals of Public Policy – Cohort 2: Awareness of Policies & Governance course, TK Arun ji, delivered a presentation on Political Economy and Public Policy in India.
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Investigating Electoral Bonds: Examining the Role of Transparency in Democratic Governance
The official agencies should by now have started to investigate and prosecute. Money donated by loss-making companies could be cases of money laundering. However, can the official agencies be trusted to carry out independent investigations against the ruling dispensation?
India’s Foreign Policy and Macroeconomic Frameworks
On Day 6 of the Fundamentals of Public Policy – Cohort 2: Awareness of Policies & Governance course, Professor Mukul Asher ji, delivered Unveiling Empowerment: Inspiring Women Voicea presentation on India's Foreign Policy and Macroeconomic Frameworks.
Unveiling the Giant Trio: Insights into the RBI Governor’s Office
RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das, making his monetary policy statement, said inflation – the elephant in the room – is under control. Has he ignored the other elephants in his office - lagging private investment, structural rigidities in the economy, real growth rate?
The Case of Electoral Bonds: A Flaw in the Democratic Facade?
If politics is undemocratic in content, no patchwork such as electoral bonds can make it democratic’
The Illusion of Trust: Examining Economic Realities in India
The “chariot of Trust” is now rolled out in the Indian Republic by the current political regime in power. It is claimed to be an unquestionable truth by the latter. Its influence on the economic historians of tomorrow may not be inconsequential unless chariot is thwarted. Till then, economic prosperity of the nation in all its likelihood will no way be different from what some say a ‘magical realism’. The magical realism takes a different route however unscientific it is, to justify itself. Illusion, in consonance with this, is created to facilitate the current regime to make ‘false claim’ particularly about what it has achieved for the impoverished of the Republic of India.
Analyzing India’s Fiscal Legislation: FRBM Act, Off-Budget Liabilities, and Debt Sustainability
The IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute, New Delhi conducted an online spring school program, a one-month immersive introductory certificate training course, Fundamentals of Public Policy – Cohort 2: Awareness of Policies & Governance.