Category: Op-Ed

In this article, Nayana Vachhani explores the plight of sex workers in India through economic, social and legal lenses to comment upon the discrimination and social stigma they face.

In this article, Gby Atee explores the drawbacks and implications of Agricultural Loan waivers often extended by Governments.

On a closer look at the policies, it can be noted that while some have just failed to translate into better ground management, many of them downright miss the focus area of the problem and thereby become insufficient in making a notable impact. This article will analyze some of such policies and initiatives and identify…

Deep-diving into the Constitution (Amendment) Bill, 2020, Anirban Chanda and Sahil Bansal analyse the religious and legal implications of the amendment (particularly for Muslims).

In this article, Akanksha Mishra explores the decisions involved in U.S.A’s anti-immigration strategy, the importance of internal politics of states such as Mexico and U.S.A and possible solutions to the Central American immigration crisis.

“Consumer is King; in the light of the Consumer Protection Act 2019 it can be said that this statement holds to be true.” Sarah Mir, analyses and explores the new Consumer Protection Act.

The Black Lives Matter protest and movement has shed light and drawn media attention to the harsh realities of discrimination. In this article, Advaita Singh explores discrimination and how it is closely related to economics. She offers insight into the nature and different forms of discrimination in the labour market.