Author: centreforneweconomicstudies

The second part of the gendered policy series looks at pertinent questions regarding the status of women in law and jurisprudence. Has there been a recent change in feminist jurisprudence in the law? Did the monumental Criminal Amendments Act of 2013 live up to its promises? Where is the future of women in the field…

This article analyses the status of cybersecurity in India and the recent developments in the cyber world. It also gives a brief context of the relationship between cybercrimes and COVID- 19.

In 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.

With 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.

In the first part of the series on gendered policy, the author analyses the helpline scheme to promote women safety.

In 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…