Insights, a blog published by IMPRI.
World woke to the worst horror stories and visuals of an unprecedented and well-coordinated attack by the internationally designated terrorist group Hamas based out of Gaza on Israeli civilians and settlers breaching the hitherto impregnable borders and supposedly impregnable fences of the Israeli defence Forces.
Careers in Public Policy was a three-day immersive online introductory career counselling and awareness certificate training workshop conducted by IMPRI. The last speaker of the workshop was Mr. Yash Aggarwal, Founder, Public Policy India (PPI) & Proficy.
Careers in Public Policy was a three-day immersive online introductory career counselling and awareness certificate training workshop conducted by IMPRI. The first speaker on day three of the workshop was Mr. Sandeep Chachra, Executive Director of ActionAid Association India; Former Co-Chair of the World Urban Campaign coordinated by UN-Habitat; Editor of Agrarian South – Journal of Political Economy; Advisor, IMPRI.
Nearly 9 months away from the upcoming general election, a bill has been introduced in the parliament by the ruling National Democratic Alliance, targeting the sanctity of the incumbent Delhi government.
With two deaths occurring every three minutes, India continues to top the globe in TB prevalence. Tuberculosis, or TB, is an infectious bacterial disease caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis that mostly affects the lungs. It spreads from person to person via droplets from the throat and lungs of people with active respiratory illness.
If there is a wild goose running for its life ahead of the target to blend ethanol into petrol up to 20 per cent of the volume by the end of 2025-26, it is keeping itself pretty invisible. But make no mistake, any attempt to use a farm-grown crop like sugarcane to produce biofuels is little more than a wild goose chase.
Empowering women to make life choices, respecting their autonomy, and men's readiness to share in household chores and care work is the way ahead.
This year's Economics Nobel, awarded to a woman economic historian, Claudia Goldin, honours analytical scrutiny to questions of not just economic growth but also of sociology and of quotidian attitudes of men and women in domestic, even intimate, spaces.