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Armenia-Azerbaijan lock horns amidst COVID-19
Read more: Armenia-Azerbaijan lock horns amidst COVID-19In this article, Amisha Singh looks at the conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region. The article covers the recent developments and the international responses to the war-like atmosphere in the region.
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PART II: Economic Development, but at what cost?
Read more: PART II: Economic Development, but at what cost?In this article, the author evaluates the economic reforms of 1991 and talks about how they were lopsided as well, focussing on unemployment and exploitation of labour and environment.
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Exploring gendered narratives within armed conflict
Read more: Exploring gendered narratives within armed conflictThe discourse around gender is a critical aspect of armed conflicts where patriarchal gender norms entrenched in societies magnify gender relations and characteristics
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River Interlinking: Reflections from the Case Study of the Pattiseema Project
Read more: River Interlinking: Reflections from the Case Study of the Pattiseema ProjectGiven the enthusiasm with which the government seems to fuel the river-interlinking projects has become worrisome. To settle this debate we shall look no further than the rice bowl of India: the Krishna-Godavari delta basin’s Pattiseema Project. This is the last part of this series.
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The Disconnect between the Stock Market and the Economy
Read more: The Disconnect between the Stock Market and the EconomyThe stock market and the economy are moving in opposite directions.The disconnect between the two is said to be the largest in India— the country having the world’s second-highest number of coronavirus cases.
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Institutional Illusion: The ‘Flawless Façade’ of IMF’s zero Interest Loans
Read more: Institutional Illusion: The ‘Flawless Façade’ of IMF’s zero Interest LoansThis article analyses the IMF’s 0 interest loans and provides an insight into the structure, lending exercises, and policy governance practices of the IMF. Simultaneously it evaluates the truth in IMF’s claims of uplifting poor/distressed states.
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Indian Education Market: Evaluation of National Education Policies
Read more: Indian Education Market: Evaluation of National Education PoliciesWith the Union Cabinet recently approving the New Education Policy (2020), that is aiming to make “India a global knowledge superpower”, let us look at how education policies have changed over the years in India.
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Gendered Policy (Part 1): Universalisation of Women Helpline Scheme
Read more: Gendered Policy (Part 1): Universalisation of Women Helpline SchemeIn the first part of the series on gendered policy, the author analyses the helpline scheme to promote women safety.
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Ghettoization of Dalit experiences in Indian Academia
Read more: Ghettoization of Dalit experiences in Indian AcademiaIn conversation with Prof N. Sukumar, Political Scientist at Delhi University. Q. Constitutional laws on education, in principle, with regards to affirmative action and reservations attempt to bridge the gap between marginalized groups and those in the general category. Despite being implemented, there is a large gap between the numbers of students in the aforementioned…
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SAMVAAD
Read more: SAMVAADTransformation of Indian Education with Dr. Kamlesh Misra Quotes: “Students have an important role in implementing and transforming the education system” “If you want to change the nation you have to change the narrative” Dr. Kamlesh Misra in this Samvaad virtual discussion talks about the essence of the New Education policy (NEP) 2020. The New…
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TALKPOINT
Read more: TALKPOINTPravaalika, Chennai Change from face to face education to virtual is a new experience. As I have taken design, not having a workshop space seems like it’s a small issue, not being able to meet my classmates and discuss what happens in class. It feels like there is a barrier in communication. I feel like…

