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Developments in Afghanistan: Implications for India and the Region
The Taliban within 40 days has managed to usurp power and make a mockery of institutions of honor. India has made investments in the...
Women-led Sustainable and Decentralised Water Resource Management
3 -Days Online Certificate Training Programme on “Women-led Sustainable and Decentralised Water Resource Management – A Multi Stakeholders Perspective” , Aug 25-27, 2021IMPRI TeamDAY...
What Ails Uttarakhand’s Governance?
Amita SinghIt is a known fact that quality of governance indicates the capacity to be resilient against disasters. The hurricane Katrina of USA that...
Changing Nature Of Public Realm And Its Role In Urban Transformation
Manoj ParmarWhat defines the character of a city is its public space. Public places affect the image of urban communities and are vital for...
Has Chai-Pakoda Employment Helped in Quenching India’s Poverty and Hunger?
In response to a question about India’s job crisis back in 2018, Prime Minister Narendra Modi asked his interviewer: “If someone opens a pakoda shop in front of your office, does that not count at employment? The person’s daily earning of Rs 200 will never come into any books or accounts. The truth is massive people are being employed.”
Murder as Sacrament, Tax Raids on Economic Offender Rather than Political...
T K ArunAnother gruesome week in India followed the week of high drama, in which a bunch drunk on the impunity of power had...
Uttarakhand Floods: Easy to Point Finger at Climate Change, But Humanity...
Amita SinghUttarakhand’s sorrow is unending as disasters begin unfolding with every monsoon into unprecedented devastation over its pristine and spiritually grounded high mountains. Floods, landslides...
Neighbourhoods in Urban India
Binti SinghNeighbourhoods in Urban India edited by Sadan Jha, Dev Nath Pathak and Amiya Kumar Das published by BLOOMSBURY in 2021 strengthens the sociological...
Taiwan and the Indo-Pacific
Amidst an all-out confrontation between the United States of America and China, Taiwan is fast emerging as a critical fault-line. The delicate balancing act that the US had long maintained on the issue is increasingly becoming difficult to sustain. The Indo-Pacific is witnessing a power transition unlike any witnessed in the recent past and its implications are being felt far and wide. As China becomes bellicose and aggressive and as the US with its regional partners is undertaking a strong pushback, the pressure on the regional environment is rising with no institutional mechanisms available to mediate tensions and conflicts. The scale and the speed of transition are seemingly much faster than the ability of regional actors to manage the externalities generated by the process that are mostly negative.
It’s Turn for Google’s Climate Ethics
Amita SinghThe digital ads promoting the triviality of claims made by climate change protagonists would now be pulled out from any public viewing.Google is...














