Tag: Agency
Paradox Of Women’s Empowerment: From Resources To Agency
Pinkle GogoiIntroduction When we discuss women’s empowerment today, feminism is increasingly aware that the terrain on which women and men acquire their gendered sense of...
Hyderabad Disaster Response And Asset Protection Agency (HYDRAA), 2024 : A...
Policy UpdateRavirala LahariBackground Historically, Hyderabad was known as “City of lakes”, it was built with a cascade of interconnected lakes (Golusu Katuu), and storm-water drains...
Competitive Examinations, Children’s Agency, And The Test Of Public Institutions
Manish ThakreEvery year, millions of young people appear for India’s high-stakes competitive examinations. When some of them publicly raise concerns about the conduct or...
Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam: When Voice Seeks Agency
Kiran Choudhry, Hena SinghThe Women’s Reservation Act is undeniably the most substantive step in independent India toward women’s political empowerment. It is not a sectional...
Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam: When Voice Seeks Agency
Kiran Choudhry, Hena SinghThe Women’s Reservation Act is undeniably the most substantive step in independent India toward women’s political empowerment. It is not a sectional...
Higher Education Financing Agency (HEFA) – IMPRI Impact And Policy Research...
Policy UpdateKhushiBackground Higher Education Financing Agency was conceived in India’s 2016-17 union budget to provide financial assistance for the creation of capital assets in premier...
The National Testing Agency (NTA) Crisis: A Call For Systemic Overhaul...
Chandrachur SinghIt’s important to endow the NTA with the authority and framework to establish a collaborative mechanism involving law enforcement and intelligence agencies at...
Danger Signals For Women’s Agency In Abortion – IMPRI Impact And...
Amar Jesani, Sunita Sheel BandewarIn less than a year, pregnant women were made to go through two extremes by the Supreme Court. On September...
The Law in my Kitchen: Questions about Gender, Agency, and the...
Simi Mehta, Anshula MehtaThe law in India never uses the word ‘desire’. There is no law of desire or vocabulary present in the State...
