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What Covid-19 Teaches India About Disaster Management

India’s disaster management framework is perilously inadequate, despite lessons from repeated epidemics and other natural calamities.

Climate Change and Gendered Vulnerabilities: Accounting for Women and Patriarchal Systems in Climate Governance Policy

Climate governance policy remains strikingly ignorant of the sociocultural context that it is embedded in, and is thus unable to account for the gender and caste inequalities that are dominant in today’s patriarchal institutions.

Decoding the 2020-21 Union Budget: Bombastic Speeches and a Plummeting Economy

How can we reconcile the 2020-21 Union Budget’s bombastic proposals with the reality of a crippled domestic economy?

De-bureaucratising Water Governance Policy: Mihir Shah Committee Report 2016 and the Way Forward

Mihir Shah Committee Report 2016, though a radical step forward in water governance policy, lacked an ecosystem perspective to water management.

India’s Approach to Forest Rights Is Exclusionary and Only Benefits Private Capital

Without necessary intervention, India's forest ecosystem faces a bleak future.

International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination: A Reading List on Racism in India

In India, racism, casteism and colourism are not mutually exclusive - they may often overlap. That does not mean however, that racism does not exist.

Evidencing Rape: Does the System Believe Women?

Feminism in the Last Decade: An Interactive

Building Blocks of Brahmanical Patriarchy

The Anatomy of a Pogrom: Looking Back at Godhra

The Godhra riots in 2002 represented a fundamental shift in India’s polity and was also a testing ground for political Hindutva.

Israel–Palestine Peace Process: Why Donald Trump’s ‘Deal of the Century’ is Not Adequate

Donald Trump’s flawed foreign policy will have disastrous consequences for the future of the Palestinian people.

India’s Charade of Cooperative Federalism and State Debt Traps

India’s policies towards fiscal federalism are grounded in a colonial legacy that favours the power structure to be tilted towards the centre.

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