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India–Australia Critical Minerals Partnership: Building Resilient Supply Chains Through Strategic Cooperation...
Policy UpdateSimona Miriam HughesBackground:Critical Minerals such as Lithium, Cobalt, Nickel, Graphite and rare earth minerals have become indispensable for clean energy technologies, electric vehicles,...
Understanding The Nuances Of Climate Change In The Indian Subcontinent: Cohort...
Event ReportP R Madhesh RajThe six-day programme, “Understanding the Nuances of Climate Change in the Indian Subcontinent: Cohort 3.0,” organised by IMPRI’s Centre for...
SHe-Box 2.0 Policy Update – IMPRI Impact And Policy Research Institute
Policy UpdateSamiksha MuskanBackgroundSexual Harassment at the workplace remains one of the most underreported and neglected dimensions of gender-based violence in India. Despite the landmark...
Unlocking Credit Mobility: Analyzing RBI Directives On Pre-Payment Charges For MSE...
Policy UpdateRashi KothariBackground & Structural ContextMicro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) represent the engine of India’s credit growth, industrial expansion, and formal employment generation (Ministry...
National Bank For Financing Infrastructure And Development (NaBFID) 2021:Can It Bridge...
Nayanshi JainIntroductionIndia’s journey towards Viksit Bharat 2047 will be built as much on the quality of its infrastructure as on the size of its...
National Mission For Sustainable Agriculture (2014-15) In Tamil Nadu: Implementation And...
Madhuritha DBackgroundNational Mission for Sustainable Agriculture (NMSA) in 2014-15 under the framework of the National Action Plan on Climate Change. The mission was envisaged...
Solar Resilience: The Indian Model | Evaluating ALMM And PLI Frameworks
Policy UpdateAnushree KhareBackground Before the concept of “solar energy” became a focus of governmental policies, sunlight was viewed as currency. Calendars were designed around the...
Ecomark Rules, 2024: Strengthening India’s Framework For Sustainable Consumption
Policy UpdateSaachi SaxenaBackgroundEnvironmental policy is moving beyond regulating factories and emissions towards influencing what consumers buy and what firms produce. The Ecomark Rules, 2024,...
Shared River, Stalled Promise: The Mahakali Treaty Revisited (1996) – IMPRI...
Policy UpdateNinchen TamangBackgroundThe Mahakali Treaty of 1996, formally the “Treaty between His Majesty’s Government of Nepal and the Government of India Concerning the Integrated...
Digitalization Of Land Records – West Bengal
Kanchan MondalLand is emotive, social, and intensely political. But it also very concrete, and material. It isflexible and mobile. There is nothing abstract about...
