Category: GS paper 4
India Together: Can governments let go of fossil-fuel revenues?
05 March 2021 – Every time you drive your vehicle, or take a taxi or an auto, you are likely adding a few rupees every kilometre of your ride to […]
India Together: A new law needed for active mobility
We cannot build a city for athletic young people and motor vehicles alone. Affirmative action for non-motorised transport is needed to set a clear course for an inclusive and practical […]
India Together: Reforms needed to speed up High Courts
High Courts in India face case-loads that keep growing, and their responsibilities to oversee the functioning of lower courts are also significant. The reforms proposed to fix this have themselves […]
India Together: Hearing in progress, click to join
During the lockdown, electricity regulators have been effective in instituting online facilities to conduct hearings remotely. Such virtual processes, with some further steps, could improve public participation in normal times […]
India Together: STIP2020: A wish-list, not a policy
20 February 2021 – The COVID-19 experience has brought attention to the importance of science, technology and innovation. Researchers facilitated the rapid understanding of a new virus. Technology underpinned efforts […]
India Together: Rural LPG: On the back burner
The distribution of LPG to rural households is far from satisfactory. An analysis of the reasons by the Prayas Energy Group finds that a comprehensive review of the performance and […]
India Together: ESG: A lot more S needed
The social responsibility of companies is a lot more than a CSR program, which in any event is now mandated by law. It is also more than a mere Human […]
India Together: Women in farming: Everywhere, but unseen
Despite their significant contribution to agriculture in India, women are not given their due recognition as farmers. There are some key steps that can be taken to correct this, writes […]
India Together: Shifting the norms
NFHS data on nutrition and gender parity show worsening trends in recent years, making it increasingly evident that unless the norms that underpin discrimination are addressed, the risk of regressing […]
India Collectively: Are India’s metros rising or sprawling?
The massive metropolitan areas of the nation are persevering with to develop. However why, and is that this the identical factor as sprawl? A current place paper from the IDFC […]