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Has Democracy Reached its Saturation?
Read more: Has Democracy Reached its Saturation?This article offers an insight into how various governments around the world who recognize themselves as democratic are not actually democratic and how has democracy itself suffered a plight.
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Gig Economy: The Word is Out!
Read more: Gig Economy: The Word is Out!In this article the author discusses the gig economy & the rise of non-traditional work. The piece also elucidates how the sharing economy is growing by leaps & bounds & reshaping the job market.
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What Sabarimala Judgement Has Taught Us
Read more: What Sabarimala Judgement Has Taught UsBy Ashit Kumar Srivastava The Sabarimala judgment is not only a classic example of constitutional backlash, but it also reveals the amount of obedience the Supreme Court of India commands in India. Not only the Supreme Court has failed to foster respect for the judgment delivered by it from the citizens of India but at…
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Slum Rehabilitation – Why States need to Learn from Maharashtra
Read more: Slum Rehabilitation – Why States need to Learn from MaharashtraBy Shorya Choudhary The very first line on the Rajiv Awas Yojana (this scheme has now been subsumed under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana-Urban) website claims that its mission is to achieve a “Slum-Free India” with “inclusive and equitable cities”. But the Government’s role has been far from a benevolent party. States need to learn…
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Budget 2019: A closer look
Read more: Budget 2019: A closer lookThis article by Niharika Yadav summarises India’s Interim Budget 2019. It delves into the pros and cons of the new policies and discusses their possible outcomes along with the critique it has received from analysts and professionals.
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BUDGET 2019: Expectations from the last of Ache Din
Read more: BUDGET 2019: Expectations from the last of Ache DinIn this article the author Niharika Yadav provides a stake holder analysis of the upcoming budget.
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Carbon tax: A solution to correct climate change
Read more: Carbon tax: A solution to correct climate changeThrough this article Akshita Chembolu, the author, delves into the reasons for the imposition of carbon tax, the effects of its implementation and if there are any negatives to this policy.
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Book Review: The Moral Economy by Samuel Bowles
Read more: Book Review: The Moral Economy by Samuel BowlesThe following paper deals with the review of the book ‘Moral Economy’ written by Samuel Bowles which was published in 2016. The paper uses critical and constructive analyses to extract crucial insights. It summarizes the major theme of the book and discusses the relevant evidence that is put forward in the book to convey the…
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Sabarimala Temple: The New Political Battleground?
Read more: Sabarimala Temple: The New Political Battleground?In this article, Janeesha Singh writes about the debates around the Sabarimala judgment of the Supreme Court and the arising conflict between religious faith and gender equality.
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Book Review Series: Bullshit Jobs
Read more: Book Review Series: Bullshit JobsThrough this book review, the author, Rohan Khattar Singh has provided a succinct analysis of the book to highlight the takeaways from this book. The author mentions how the book is a must read despite the criticism.
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The Vulnerable Coral
Read more: The Vulnerable CoralIn this article author Ankita writes about splendid coral reefs and the consequences which would occur due to the rapid destruction which is ensuing on the reefs.
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The China model
Read more: The China modelThrough this book review, Pritish Gupta, the author looks at the China model as defended by Daniel Bell and its comparison to a meritocracy.
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