Tragedies and Systems Failure
The legal and policy regime finds itself overwhelmed by an increasingly corrupt system and decrepit society, writes Prof. Arun Kumar.
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Insights, a blog published by IMPRI.
No Combustion, No Smoke: IMPRI Explores the Economic and Health Potential of Heat Not Burn Devices in India
Event Report Reet Lath IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute organized the event “No Combustion, No Smoke: Exploring an Economic Perspective on Heat Not Burn Devices in the Indian Market” on August 13, 2024. This report-launch and panel discussion aimed…
Ahilya Bai Holkar: The Queen Who Achieved Ram Rajya
Ahilya Bai’s reign was marked by great governance, which helped bring social harmony in the truest sense.
Kamala’s Policy Shifts: Continuity and Change in U.S. Relations with India
AN UNEXPECTED TURN of events thrust Kamala Harris to the forefront of the US presidential race, rapidly changing the election dynamic. As vice president, she largely remained overshadowed and was criticised for the portfolios she handled, especially for her role in tackling immigration from Central American countries.
India’s Strategic Imperative in Post-Hasina Bangladesh
India must persist as future of South Asia is embedded in a firm Delhi-Dhaka engagement.
India Faces New Bangladesh Reality
Sheikh Hasina is gone, but the real challenge begins now. A new reality confronts the people of Bangladesh. There is a new sense of optimism, but it is embedded in a deeply divided society and polity.
Unveiling Regulatory Gaps: What Hindenburg’s Report Didn’t Address
They also serve who stand and accuse. Hindenburg Research’s allegations against the Sebi chief should, regardless of the specific merit or otherwise of charges, lead to some systemic improvement of the regulatory regime.