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.
Category Center for Work and Welfare
The Plight of Small Farmers in India: Income Disparity and the Need for Reform
Farmers’ unions in India are demanding higher wages and minimum price support, among other provisions. The Indian government’s approach to agriculture, including non-legally-binding minimum price support for crops and loan waivers have been met with mixed reactions from farmers and experts.
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.
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.
What does the Household Consumption Survey 2024 say about the Indian economy?
What does the Household Consumption Survey 2024 say about the Indian economy?
Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of (Hybrid &) Electric Vehicles in India (FAME II)
Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of (hybrid &) Electric Vehicles in India (FAME II) aims at promoting a conducive environment, financial ability and infrastructure for use of electric vehicles. This article explores current developments in the implementation of FAME II scheme and analyses the hindrances in detail. The article concludes with some approach based suggestions to favour Electric Vehicles (EV) adoption in India.
Nehru’s Vision and Strategies for a Newly Independent India
When Jawaharlal Nehru became prime minister, there was euphoria across India on gaining independence, but it was also a time of crisis. A long and devastating colonial subjugation was ending.