Category: Editorial Analysis

The structure of India’s political and institutional landscape is why there is no globally recognised public policy school till now.

Highlighting the importance of public officials being held accountable, the Supreme Court laid down guidelines to curb illegal demolition of the homes of persons accused in criminal cases.

Valuing women’s unpaid contributions can reshape our understanding of economic productivity.

FMCGs should be a priority target sector for ANRF, the new public-private partnership initiative, and the BioE3 policy of the government.

By being reduced to ‘bystander’ status in the ongoing and serious conflicts in the world, the United Nations is frittering away the dividends of its ‘enforceable peacekeeping’.

The nature restoration law enacted by the European Union recently is a model worth following.

Supreme Court unveils new justice statue as part of an effort to move away from its colonial legacy.

As a core issue is financial feasibility, what may work best in India is using a modified policy as a base to which other transfer policies can be added as and when appropriate.

In a nation where ‘justice for all’ has long been a constitutional dream, Third-Party Litigation Funding might help turn it into reality

The Haber-Bosch process transformed agriculture dramatically.

20 years of Right to Information (RTI) Act, 2005

World Mental Health Day is celebrated on October 10th