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Reviving Federalism in India
Federalism is a two-tiered governance structure that includes the federal government and a number of states. Federalism is one of the foundations
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India’s Socio-Economic Inequality
India's Socio-Economic Inequality It is unarguable that India's economy is tremendously uneven. India's household surveys underreport consumption,
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Female Entrepreneurs in India
Female Entrepreneurs in India Since the dawn of time, women have been the victims of numerous crimes. Even if the campaign for gender equality has gaine
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Digital Talent
In an emerging technological environment, India has a significant possibility of becoming the world's digital talent hub. By 2025, demand for sophisticated
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Right To Be Forgotten
A petitioner seeking to exercise his 'right to be forgotten' was recently given relief by the Delhi high court (RTBF). The petitioner, who had
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Growth matters but income levels matters more
Following the COVID-19 shock, economic growth has slowed, and private investment and demand have decreased as well
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Possibility of domestic tourism
The globe has encountered several worldwide difficulties in the previous 20 years, including the dot-com boom, 9/11, and the 2008 financial catastrophe tourism
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Democratising Political Parties
Procedural democracy refers to the practice of universal adult franchise, periodic elections, and secret ballot voting, whereas substantive Political democracy refers to the internal democratic
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Digital Governance Through AI
The government's focus on the JAM Trinity (Jan Dhan-Aadhaar-Mobile) to build a digital identity for each person has aided the spread of digital adoption
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The Healthcare System and Expenditure in India
The Healthcare System and Expenditure in IndiaThe National Health Accounts (NHA) report for 2017-18 was just issued by the Technical Secretariat of the National Health Accounts (NHA).
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Reshaping the Development of Cities
Cities are India's economic engine and a draw for a big rural population looking for a better life. A number of programmes aimed primarily
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Women After Pandemic
Women are often the backbone of society during times of crisis, despite the fact that women are more likely to be disproportionately affected by such occurrences.
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Tax Justice in the Global World
tax justice is that those who owe the tax should pay it. The notion of tax justice states that taxes should be paid evenly by all those who are obligated to pay them
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Monetising Railway Assets
The Indian Railways, which serves a population of 1.3 billion people, is responsible for the world's fourth biggest train network. However, in recent years, the railways have been challenged with declining budgets and have been considering alternative revenue streams.
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NFHS-5: A Closer Look
The National Family Health Survey (NFHS) is a multi-round, large-scale survey that is undertaken in a representative sample of Indian homes.