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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.
COP26: India polishes its climate reputation at Glasgow
Prime Minister Narendra Modi added a little warmth to the global climate, but of the kind that gladdens the hearts of climate activists. He committed India to a net-zero goal by 2070, 10 years behind China’s declared net-zero goal, but addressing a bugbear of the climate community that India, among the world’s largest emitters, has not fixed a deadline on adding net-zero greenhouse gas emissions.
Indian Administration and Its Political Masters
Amita SinghThe frequent political use of administrative and regulatory agencies has now become a norm rather than an aberration. The role of Delhi police...
Shadow of Poverty on India’s Climate Goals
Krishna RajINDIA’S commitment at COP26 to achieve net-zero carbon dioxide emissions by 2070 and anticipation of $1 trillion climate finance from developed countries are...
Climate Change: Let’s Talk Specifics, How About Water Budget?
Manoj MishraA Delhiite landing in Port Blair (A&N Islands) could feel kind of lost in the head for a few hours or even days...
Changing Dynamics of India’s Trade in the Covid-19 Era
IMPRI TeamBy looking at the current scenario, it is indeed true that the Covid-19 Pandemic has brought a drastic change in the global economic...
Different Views Among the Great Powers about International Order
Great powers have always been prominent in international relations, their rise and fall have often led to structural transformations of international relations. International order...
Addressing Human Trafficking in the Wake of a Disaster
IMPRI TeamHuman Trafficking is a deeply engraved issue in the world. This issue isn’t exclusive to any state or region, but South Asia and...
World Cities Day: Need to Reclaim Spaces for Better Living
Tikender Singh PanwarThe annual World Cities Day (WCD), which will be observed on October 31, Sunday, aims to promote the global community’s interest in urbanisation and...
The Housing Market amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic
The Indian real estate sector contributes around 6 percent to the GDP and this figure is expected to rise to 13 percent by 2025. ...
The Crisis of Climate Change is Very Real
A record-breaking snowfall in Madrid (loss of 1.4 billion euros), Storm Cristoph in the UK, Cyclone Ana in Fiji, winter storms in Texas, dust storm in China, flooding in New South Wales, Cyclone Seroja in Indonesia, record temperatures in Moscow, Heat Dome in the US and Bootleg fire in Oregon are 10 of the many extreme weather events witnessed in 2021.
