Migrant Worker Crisis : The Backbone of the Indian Economy
Anish Pujapanda Introduction The term migrant in India as per the Census 2011 is defined as the household member whose last usual place of residence differed from the current
Prof Mahalaya Chatterjee
Visiting Professor
Prof Mahalaya Chatterjee is Professor of Economics, and Co-ordinator, Post Graduate Diploma in Urban Management and Planning, University of Calcutta.
Research Areas
Livelihoods, Employment and Well-being, Public Policies, Programs and Schemes, Social Sector, Urbanization, Habitat, Transportation and Regional Development
Centres
The Future of Digital Transactions in Global Commerce
In recent years, global commerce has undergone a rapid digital transformation, reshaping how businesses and consumers interact. The way people pay for goods and services is no long
Border Roads Organization
Policy UpdateAnish Pujapanda Background The Border Roads Organisation is one of the statutory bodies or regulated bodies which is under the ownership of the Ministry of Defen
Small Saving Schemes
Policy Update Anish Pujapanda Background Saving Schemes can be traced back to the pre – colonial eras, where there was a launch of the Post Office Savings Bank in 1882
Fellows list & Details: DFPGYF Diplomacy, Foreign Policy & Geopolitics Youth Fellowship- Cohort 3.0
DFPGYF Diplomacy, Foreign Policy & Geopolitics Youth Fellowship– Cohort 3.0 | A Three-Month Online Immersive Introductory Leadership Certificate Training Fellowship Program
The Petrodollar: Explained
The contemporary international economic order rests on a set of structural arrangements that are rarely codified yet profoundly consequential. Among these, the petrodollar system s
Children at the Centre of Climate-Resilient Cities
Children are disproportionately affected by climate harms—they need to be at the center of local efforts to build resilience.
Drastic Reform, Not Fine-Tuning: Rethinking Fuel Efficiency Norms
The CAFE norms controversy should draw in the public at large, and not just rival automobile makers.
Trump’s Repeated and Confident Falsehoods
Trump lied about everything—inflation, jobs, economic growth, tariffs, immigration, and Democrats’ disposition towards the US—in his State of the Union speech.