IMPRI
IMPRI, a startup research think tank, is a platform for pro-active, independent, non-partisan and policy-based research. It contributes to debates and deliberations for action-based solutions to a host of strategic issues. IMPRI is committed to democracy, mobilization and community building.
Reframing Political Change In Bihar: The Role Of Women – IMPRI...
Aditi Narayani PaswanWomen’s active participation in Bihar’s electoral process is a crucial indicator of a deepening democracy. This engagement disrupts traditional gender hierarchies by...
What Intel’s Chip Agreement Means For India’s Semiconductor Ambitions – IMPRI...
T.K. ArunChina, facing US chip bans, doubled down on indigenous chipmaking—with success. If India leans on Intel instead of investing in homegrown R&D, it...
Decoding India’s Q2 GDP: Growth Drivers And Data Integrity – IMPRI...
Arun KumarWe need to look closely at what has forced the IMF to acknowledge the lack of reliability of Indian GDP data.Vendors sell flowers...
The Pro-Business Pivot: How Modern Labour Codes Prioritize Industry Over Protection...
Arun KumarBusinesses are welcoming the Codes because they know that its progressive aspects will not get implemented and they will be able to curb...
India-France: Co-Producing Cinema For Global Audiences
Policy UpdateBavleen KaurBackgroundWhile India and France have a deep cultural association, the film alliance between them has only clearly formed over the recent decades....
Building Practical VR Skills And Infrastructure In India – IMPRI Impact...
Anil TrigunayatSabarish ChandrasekaranThe global economics of AI and VR are no longer abstractions. They’re balance-sheet realities reshaping productivity frontiers and national competitiveness. VR is...
Entrepreneurship And Skill Development Programme (ESDP) – IMPRI Impact And Policy...
Policy UpdateBavleenBackgroundIndia’s push for self-employment and micro-enterprise development has taken several forms over the decades, but the Entrepreneurship and Skill Development Programme (ESDP) is...
Beyond The Red Ribbon: Humanizing The Future Of HIV Care In...
Dr. Manorama Bakshi When India diagnosed its first case of HIV in 1987, it was met with silence, fear, and judgment. The virus was poorly...
Expanding The Definition: The Case For Recognizing Cancer-Related Disabilities In India...
Dr Urvashi Prasad Ankeetaa Mahesshwari India’s cancer survivors face a hidden crisis: while they live longer thanks to medical advances, the system refuses to recognise...
Netanyahu’s Strategic Play: The Abraham Pact And Somaliland – IMPRI Impact...
Anil Trigunayat Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu does not miss any strategic opportunity, be it domestically or internationally. His recognition of breakaway Somaliland is one...
