‘These are times when ‘fair is foul’ and ‘foul is fair’’: Aruna Roy and Nikhil Dey
The Narendra Modi Government has mounted an assault on public institutions and people’s fundamental rights and one such act is the set of amendments ...
Revisiting Bogaram: Liberalisation and Caste in an Indian Village
Bogaram, a village in present day Telangana, which is studied in this Policy Watch for the socio-economic impact of liberalisation on a rural ...
Saddest story in Kashmir is Farooq, who was once promised the Vice-Presidentship: A.S. Dulat
By an order of the President, issued on August 5, 2019, Jammu and Kashmir was stripped of its special status under Article 370, and downgraded from a ...
An Existential Crisis for Jammu & Kashmir and Danger to India's Federal Structure
In defence of the special status for Jammu and Kashmir during the Indian Constituent Assembly proceedings, N. Gopalaswamy Ayyangar had pointed out ...
Rural India’s Transition Challenges
The stunning majority by which the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government retained power in the 2019 general election is indeed a massive ...
Can Hindi unite India?
Anuradha Raman
Discarding diversity for a purely majoritarian reason will be disastrous
How to get truly independent directors
R Anand
To allow independent directors to work effectively, they should be freed from all conflicts of interest with the company’s promoters
The National Medical Commission Act: Travesty of reform
T.K. Rajalakshmi
The government claims that the National Medical Commission Act will remove corruption in medical education and ensure access to quality health care, yet there are fears that it will legitimise quackery and surrender medical education to private players.
Policy Report No. 27
Farmer Producer Companies: Preliminary Studies on Efficiency and Equity from Maharashtra
Policy Watch No.8
Fixing Child Malnutrition in India: Views from a Public Policy Practitioner
Alamu
Alamu is a Doctoral candidate in Political Science at the Centre for Political Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. Her research interest is in the area of State politics in India, specifically Tamil Nadu. As ...
Mudasir Amin - Report Published
Mudasir Amin’s research interests include human rights, humanitarian aid, and the non-profit sector, with a special focus on Kashmir. This interest guided his journey from graduation with a Science degree through ...
O. Grace Ngullie - Report Published
O. Grace Ngullie’s research focuses on aspects of social welfare governance, nature and extent of transformational politics and possibilities for a transformative implementation of public policies to towards achieving an ...
Mohd Osama - Report Published
Mohd Osama's research interests cover electoral politics, voting behaviour, and political anthropology. He is a Junior Research Fellow in the Department of Political Science, Jamia Millia Islamia University, New Delhi.
Girija Shankar - Report Published
Girija Shankar graduated in Agriculture Rural and Tribal Development from Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda University in 2016 and joined the Tata Institute of Social Sciences for a post-graduate degree in Development ...
Kanika Sharma - Report Published
Kanika Sharma’s research interests are in gender, social inequality, and health. She has an M.A. in Social Work from Tata Institute of Social Sciences and an M.Phil in Social Sciences in Health from Jawaharlal Nehru ...
Swapna Sundar - Report Published
Swapna Sundar's research explores the ethical issues surrounding research in rehabilitation engineering and assistive technolologies involving persons with disabilities. As a Public Policy Scholar, her research will be ...