Governance & Institutions
Governing Digital India: A Report on Institutions and Instruments...
This report helps provide a clear understanding of the institutional landscape to assess how future-ready the Indian digital ecosystem is for...
Riding the Tracks of Time: Indian Railways – An Unfinished Revolution...
In this paper, Jaimini Bhagwati and Shalini Chauhan trace the legacy of India's railway system, its expansive growth, and ongoing challenges....
Analysing Judicial Efficiency of Indian Courts...
Aashita Dawer's study aims at analysing Judicial efficiency for Supreme Court, high courts and subordinate
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Property Laws and Property Practices in India...
While the first amendments to the Indian Constitution were made to enable the State to redistribute land more equitably, this was followed by land...
SVAMITVA: A socio-legal analysis...
The paper highlights the gaps in the Survey of Villages and Mapping with Improvised Technology in Village Areas (SVAMITVA) scheme and suggests ways to...
What Drives Media Reporting?...
Is media reporting linked to readers' interest? We revisit a paper by Shishir Gupta, Nandini Agnihotri and Sikim Chakraborty on what drives media...
Between Binaries: The Coming Together of For-Profit and Not-for-Profit...
From being a malleable concept, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has come to be strictly defined by legislation. Somewhat corresponding to this,...
The Response of the Reserve Bank of India to Covid-19: Do Whatever it...
Rakesh Mohan discusses the role of Reserve Bank of India in fighting the economic impact of Covid-19 and the ensuing lockdown....
Beyond binaries: The coming together of Indian non-profit and for-profit...
The study looks at the evolving dynamics of the civil society/non-profit sector and examines variations in governance, changes in funding etc. which...
IMF Quota reforms and global economic governance: What does the future...
The world is on the cusp of an epochal change in global economic power, not seen since the start of the Industrial Revolution....
India 2024: Policy priorities for the new government...
A changing global order, energy transitions and climate change and rapid technological advancement – India’s next government has the...
India 2024: An informed India...
For years, governments, policymakers, and philanthropists have contributed funds for the delivery of social programs to achieve specific goals and...
India 2024: An urban India...
It is now widely recognised that India’s future will be urban. According to estimates by the United Nations’ World Urbanisation Prospects,...
India 2024: A highly educated India...
India has seen a rapid expansion in the higher education sector since 2001. There has been a dramatic rise in the number of higher education...
India 2024: A healthy India...
India’s economy has grown at an impressive pace over the last few years, but overall, it still witnesses poor health outcomes. The wealth of a...
The impact of Electronic Voting Machines on electoral frauds, democracy,...
Free and fair elections are cornerstones of democracy. In India, electronic voting machines (EVMs) were introduced with the objective of reducing...
Emerging Powers and Global Governance: Whither the IMF?...
Although the role of the emerging economic powers is increasing, their soft power is not rising at the same pace, explores Brookings India...
Spectrum policy in India...
The mobile sector continues to see dramatic growth around the world. Usage of cellphones, smartphones, and tablets is increasing at a rapid pace....
Turning Water Challenges into Opportunities...
Water is vital in South Asia, where most countries are still largely agrarian. As such, water is inherently political – its socio-ecological flows...
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