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.
Gail Omvedt (1941–2021)
I met Gail Omvedt in 1990, at the Centre for Social Studies (CSS), Surat, where I had joined as a faculty member, my first ever job. Omvedt had been a visiting fellow at the CSS for a few months, working on her book on the “new” social movements.
Sustainable Palm Oil Production
A Amarender ReddyIndia spends around ₹70,000 crore every year on the import of about two thirds of its edible oil consumption. The major chunk...
Social Dimensions of Resilience: Challenges of Inner-city Redevelopment, Impact, and the...
Arjun Kumar, Simi Mehta, Anshula Mehta, Ritika Gupta, Sunidhi Agarwal, Sakshi Sharda, Swati Solanki, Mahima KapoorThis event report is based on a...
A New Digital Revolution in India: Last Week in India |...
T K ArunLast week deserves books that are titled, When India Shook the World, and not because of a sudden rush of medals at the...
Indian philanthropists can’t ignore the crisis of democracy
Amitabh BeharIt is exciting to see that with donations worth $102.4 billion, Tata Group founder Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata...
Lessons in Democracy: From Taliban
T K ArunNot just domestic zealots but India's external enemies wait to feed religious bigotry and radicalism on the part of the majority and...
Causal Changes in Children’s Eye Issues
IMPRI TeamWith improvements in nutritional security and the rising usage of digital devices, children's eye care issues have substantially shifted. These causal changes have...
Book Discussion – In Defence of the Ordinary
A book discussion on “In Defense of the Ordinary” by Dr. Dev Nath Pathak was organised on the 16th of August by Center of...
Use and abuse of social media
Amita SinghSocial media technologies like Facebook, Twitter, and blogs have rapidly emerged as one of the strongest weapons...
Gender Inequality in Global Eye Health
IMPRI TeamIt is estimated that 2.2 billion people around the world have some form of vision impairment, out of which 1 billion could have...
