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.
Remembering Dr. Gail Omvedt: Taking a Perspective of ‘Land, Caste, Class...
IMPRI TeamDr. Gail Omvedt was an American-born, Indian sociologist and a human rights activist. She was a prominent writer and has published various books...
Enhanced Energy Security: Select Initiatives for Indian Policymakers and Stakeholders
As India pursues the objective of greater energy security, it is essential that fossil fuels should not be demonized. Fossil fuels, including coal, will...
e SHRAM portal – Shramev Jayate | National Database for Unorganised...
IMPRI TeamThe plight of workers in the unorganised sector came to the centre stage during the COVID-19 pandemic, which showcased the harrowing impact on...
India’s Act West Policy: Opportunities & Challenges
The Gulf region is important for India because of increased cooperation in the fields of trade, business, politics, and security. India's endeavors for...
The Serendipity Mindset meets the Urban
Binti SinghCities are eco systems of different people who are capable of becoming what they can become in a highly networked world. Cities are...
Recent Developments in West Asia: Challenges for Indian Diplomacy
A Distinguished Lecture on Recent Developments in West Asia: Challenges for India by Ambassador Talmiz Ahmad was organized on the 23rd of August by...
Comprehensive Data Governance: Evolution, Challenges, and the Way Forward for Policy
This event report is based on a webcast discussion on “Comprehensive Data Governance: Evolution, Challenges, and the Way Forward for Policy” by Prof. Susan...
Education for Sustainable Development
IMPRI TeamThe crunching of resources in an unsustainable manner is now being felt at all aspects of life and the economy. With the effects...
Dalit Sikh? The Sociology of Caste in Punjab
Santosh K SinghThe hyphenated word Dalit-Sikh, being used in the media in the wake of the recent transfer of power from a dynast to...
DU’s Cutoffs Reflect a Systemic Failure
Design Better Admission MethodsChandrachur SinghFor several years now, admissions for undergraduate courses at Delhi University (DU) have seen remarkable cutoffs. For about 10 of...
