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Insights, a blog published by IMPRI.

The pitfalls of Xi’s ‘Zero Covid’ policy

Srikanth Kondapalli China is reeling under a massive resurgence of the coronavirus, affecting an estimated 400 million people and their livelihoods. People are seething with anger, and China’s growth rate, currency, stock markets are all down. Major cities are witnessing…

Indian Labor Market needs New and Pragmatic Thinking

Constitute an advisory board comprising CTUOs’ representatives, legal minds, academics, and political leaders. Chalk out a detailed plan of clauses to be removed or amended, to serve both industrial and labor interests. Prepare a detailed memorandum and call an all-party meeting involving all the trade unions.

A south-centric approach to Internationalism

While there is a need to revitalise the UN and the idea of a supranational body that can help focus global efforts to address issues impacting the whole planet, the concept of "decolonisation could be an idea that could give a new focus to the internationalism of the UN and all other supranational bodies.

Can Compensatory Afforestation cure all woes?

Manoj Misra The National Green Tribunal (NGT) had constituted a committee to oversee the construction of the Dehradun-Delhi highway – a project that would require the diversion of 57 ha of forests and the felling of nearly 11,000 trees. Recently,…

The State of Congress Party- Don’t Blame Prashant Kishor

Prashant Kishor is a modest man. He knows that only one man had ever come in as a total outsider and taken over the leadership of the Congress party, one Mohandas Karamchand. Kishor would not want the world to get the impression that he thinks PK is a close enough substitute for MK, the variation in the initials entirely justifiable on account of the passage of time.

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