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Air Pollution Crisis: Policy, Politics & Impact
Event ReportOrganiser: IMPRI Centre for Environment, Climate Change and Sustainable Development, IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute, New DelhiDate: 3 December 2025Format: #WebPolicyTalk —...
What’s Behind The Taliban Foreign Minister’s India Visit? – IMPRI Impact...
Harsh PantThe Acting Foreign Minister of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, Amir Khan Muttaqi, will be traveling to New Delhi between October 9-16, after...
Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM)- 2020
Policy UpdateRiya SinghBackgroundThe Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) is an initiative that was introduced by the Government of India as a historic move to...
Fellows Blog List And Details: FFPF Feminist Foreign Policy Fellowship- Cohort...
FFPF Feminist Foreign Policy Fellowship– Cohort 2.0 | Theme: Women, Peace & Security | An Online International Winter School Program | A Three-Month Immersive Online...
India’s New Urban Landscape: Capital, Surplus Labour, And The Persistence Of...
Tikender Singh PanwarKerala’s experiment with participatory planning, if extended through workers’ councils, could illuminate a new model of urban democracy.Slum-dwellers collecting drinking water from...
Reinventing The Public Sector: Strategic Disinvestment As An Engine Of Growth...
Nilanjan BanikOver the last two months, social media has been active with both President Trump and Prime Minister Modi hailing each other as friends, yet...
India–Bhutan: Defence Infrastructure And Training Cooperation
Policy UpdateAshutosh ShuklaGeostrategic significance of Bhutan for IndiaBhutan, one of the most important countries from a Geostrategic angle, is located between Tibet and North-East...
Political Flux And Economic Headwinds: Reading The CCP’s Fourth Plenum –...
Srikanth KondapalliThe session heard the work report submitted by CCP General Secretary Xi Jinping, followed by a 5,000-word declaration of the plenum’s ‘decisions.’The much-delayed...
Buy The Oil, Not The Trouble: Why India Must Avoid Rosneft...
TK ArunBuying Russian oil is not about the cost of energy, but about reducing the chance of a bipolar hegemony under the US and...
Transit-Oriented Development In India: Why Practice Lags Behind Policy – IMPRI...
Soumyadip ChattopadhyayTransit-oriented Development can curb India’s urban dysfunctions by integrating land use with transport, but fragmented governance, weak execution, and poor planning hinder its...
