Let a thousand IPLs Bloom: India’s Untapped Potential for Sports as a Job-Creating Powerhouse
India needs to look at sports as a giant job-creating, hyper-local economic enterprise
Category Social Sector
Breaking Caste Barriers: Creating an Inclusive Labor Market
The article addresses caste-based discrimination in India's labor market, highlighting the need for reforms.
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.
Ayodhya | Ecstasy over the temple and the Emperor’s new clothes
Electoral harvest from Ayodhya consecration is likely to be far more underwhelming than either supporters or opponents of Mandir movement assume it to be.
Participatory Action Research and Policy-Influenced Research Methodology
Impact and Policy Research Institute conducted “Public Policy Qualitative Participatory Action Research Fieldwork Fellowship Cohort 2.0, a comprehensive 4-month program that offered a unique blend of engaging lectures interactive workshops networking opportunities
North-South Divide in India: Exploring the Debates
After the Congress rout in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, even as the party staged a comeback in Telangana, there has been much commentary on a North-South political divide in India,
Rani Rashmoni to Helen Lepcha: The Inspiring Stories of Indian Women Who Fought for Freedom
The history surrounding the Indian Independence movement has undergone a transformation, progressing from initial colonial narratives to more sophisticated and comprehensive interpretations. It is crucial to shift away from the prevailing mainstream discourse around the movement, which mostly originates from a privileged caste viewpoint, and acknowledge the existence of several alternative voices.