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Video: Adv Flavia Agnes | Women’s Rights & Legislative Reforms | Distinguished Lecture | LPPYF Law and Public Policy Youth Fellowship

Video: Adv Flavia Agnes | Women’s Rights & Legislative Reforms | Distinguished Lecture | Day 12 LPPYF Law and Public Policy Youth Fellowship LPPYF Law and Public Policy Youth Fellowship | An Online National Summer School Program | A Two- Month…

INDIA’S SPACE POLICY, 2023

India's space policy has witnessed significant developments in recent years, reflecting the nation's growing aspirations and accomplishments in space exploration. With a rich history of space missions and notable achievements, India has emerged as a prominent player in the global space arena. The year 2023 marks a crucial milestone as India unveils its latest space policy, outlining its strategic objectives, technological advancements, and plans for international collaborations.

Towards Inclusivity in Disaster Management: Reflections on Challenges Faced by LGBTQ+ Communities in Disaster Situation

Dr. Lavanya Shanbhogue talked about inclusivity in disaster management, focusing on the challenges faced by queer communities in disaster and conflict situations. Dr. Shanbhogue draws attention to the complicated relationship between queer communities and the state, noting that despite the fact that the state frequently plays a major role in disaster relief efforts, there has historically been discrimination and oppression of queer communities by the state. Her objectives are to highlight the importance of recording the experiences of queer communities in disaster situations and to promote constructive policy changes based on empirical evidence.

West Bengal Panchayat Elections: No Free Lunches From Now On

Freebies are valorised as development instruments by ruling parties in India. However, the story is different in real life. While their marginal impact on the lives of the poor is undeniable, their purpose is to mould the electorates’ behaviour in favour of the ruling party. This is what rural Bengal has been witnessing ever since the Trinamul Congress came to power. The project has paid political dividends for the ruling party. But the question before the forthcoming panchayat election is this: will this project be successful in influencing the voting behaviour of the poor in rural Bengal?

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