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The Why, What, and How of the PM Gati Shakti: National...
“Gati Shakti” envisions a digital platform that will bring sixteen ministries together for integrated planning and coordinated implementation of infrastructure connectivity projects for industrial...
Xi Jinping Rises to ‘Chairman of Everything’ Plunging Party’s Future into Uncertainty...
Srikanth KondapalliThe 20th Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Congress will go down in history for consecrating unprecedented centralisation of powers in the hands of Xi...
India Walks the Middle Path: Balancing Energy Transition with Energy Security...
Anil TrigunayatCOP27 in Sharm al Sheikh is fast approaching. It has been a year since the world set various ambitious climate targets at Glasgow, and...
Feminist Foreign Policy: Exploring India’s Position – IMPRI Impact and Policy...
IMPRI TeamA consultative workshop was organized by IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute in collaboration with Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES), India Office on Feminist Foreign Policy (FFP):...
Feminist Foreign Policy in India: A Trifecta Approach to Hope, Imagination,...
Shalu NigamIn the present world order, when the countries worldwide are facing climate crisis as well as other forms of vulnerabilities including rising misogyny,...
Why Shashi Tharoor Could be Hailed as the Real Winner of...
TK ArunFor Tharoor to continue on his path of assuming responsibility, he would do well to think through challenges with the help of veteran...
The Aftermath of the UK Crisis – IMPRI Impact and Policy...
Harsh V. Pant For all the talk of a post-Brexit foreign policy, London is struggling to move beyond navel-gazing. To say that it has...
Video: City Reflections: A Practitioner’s Experience in Urban Governance amidst Uncertain...
The State of Cities – #CityConversations | A Book Discussion on City Reflections: A Practitioner’s Experience in Urban Governance amidst Uncertain Times with Sameer...
India and Africa: Exploring New Avenues for Defence Cooperation – IMPRI...
Anil TrigunayatIndia was probably the first country that not only supported the decolonization of Africa and Asia but established defence training institutes in several...
Hindi Book Translation alone won’t Transform Medical Education – IMPRI Impact...
TK ArunHow sound is the move to teach the course leading to a medical degree in Hindi? That depends — just as the answer...
