Insights, a blog published by IMPRI.
Rajesh Tandon “I was told by elders that mobilising youth around menstruation issues in Bhagalpur was impossible; I went ahead anyway…,” says Shalini who started Alharh, a campaign aimed at creating a robust community in the Bihar town to spread…
(Disclosure of the First Part of the Sixth Report of IPCC) Gurinder Kaur On August 9, 2021, IPCC’s Sixth Assessment Report(AR6)’s first part ‘Climate Change 2021’ raised alarming warnings about natural disasters due to rising global temperature. According to the…
TK Arun The latest climate report from the United Nations is a scary document, but also provides clarity on the action to be taken and who is best placed to take it. The developed world has to immediately get down…
Amita Singh As human beings stand at the crossroads of their survival, it’s time that environmental compliance becomes a habit and a national norm, rather than a discretion of a particular government or an individual. The legacy of moral dilemmas…
IMPRI Team Our eyes are the points of primary access to the world around us. They allow us to interact with it and facilitate physical, emotional, and mental well-being. There is mounting evidence indicating that vision loss affects more than…
IMPRI Team India was the first country to launch a publicly funded program solely dedicated to eye care and controlling blindness and visual impairment, with the National Programme for Control of Blindness and Visual Impairment in 1976. Since then, conscious…
IMPRI Team At 8 Million, India houses the 2nd highest number of blind people in the world. India was the first country to launch a publicly funded program solely dedicated to controlling blindness and visual impairment, with the National Programme…