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India’s Supportive Role in Addressing Bhutan’s Needs: A Story of Understanding and Urgency

The two nations have had a history of cooperation, support, and mutual growth.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s state visit to Bhutan last week marks his third visit to the country. The visit closely follows Bhutan’s newly-elected PM Tshering Tobgay’s official visit to India between March 14 and 18. These back-to-back visits demonstrate the special relationship between both countries and the tradition of regular high-level exchanges between them. India-Bhutan relations are the epitome of a win-win relationship between two neighbours who vastly differ in size. PM Modi’s recent visit intends to build on this special relationship, especially as Bhutan confronts its internal and external challenges.

Enhancing Corporate Governance and Performance through Shareholder Democracy

Japanese companies initiated the practice of letting workers give feedback on how shopfloor activity could be improved. That led to workers engaging consciously with their work, gave workers more agency and involvement in their work, improving quality and productivity. Workers, in any case, exercise democracy in the working of their unions and associations.

Kanshi Ram’s Enduring Impact: Unifying Dalit Identity

Kanshi Ram brought a social revolution by giving the nation its first Dalit woman chief minister. His ideas are not restricted to one party

Kanshi Ram brought a social revolution by giving Bharat the first Dalit woman chief minister, Mayawati. His ideas are not restricted to one party. Dalits are not only fighting for their rights but for larger social integration.

Diplomacy, Foreign Policy and Leadership for Young Women in Public Policy

A National Winter School Program on Young Women Leaders in Public Policy Fellowship was organized by Gender Impact Studies Center, IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute. The 9th Session of this course was conducted from 6th January to 8th March. The session was convened by Dr. Arjun Kumar, Simmi Mehata, Prof. Gumadi Srideviji, and Adv Dr. Shalu Nigam. The course is conducted by esteemed women pioneers from varied fields with special guidance to emerging young Women Leaders.

Voices of empowerment: Presentations by the Participants

Gender Impact Studies Center, IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute. hosted the Winter School Program on Young Women Leaders in Public Policy Fellowship.   The 9th Session of this course was conducted from 6th January to 8th March. The session was convened by Dr. Arjun Kumar, Simmi Mehata, Prof. Gumadi Srideviji, and Adv Dr. Shalu Nigam. The course is conducted by esteemed women pioneers from varied fields with special guidance to emerging young Women Leaders.

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