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Mint

  1. An inclusive climate deal is what COP26 must deliver
  1. Hard-up households face an impending crisis of debt
  1. Gaps in how we study the impact of covid on inequality
  1. Our new education policy may falter on ‘executive overload’
  1. The function of a University in times of a ‘learning crisis’
  1. Why all Schools and Universities should be teaching the Constitution
  1. A broad crisis of public distrust that we need to resolve…
  1. Economic Nationalism need not involve protectionism
  1. Our Education Policy May Falter on ‘Executive Overload’

The Scroll

  1. In discussions about Covid-19 vaccine patent waivers, social utility factors should be prioritized
  1. If India aims to contain Inflation it can’t rely on standard monetary policy toolkit
  1. By refusing to prioritise education, Modi government and the state are harming India’s future
  1. In Modi’s repeal of the contentious farm laws, a triumph of the power of collective action
  1. Economics and social sciences have a problem of geographic diversity
  1. Where do Indian States stand in ensuring access to education and healthcare
  1. How Indian states fare in ensuring access to basic socio-economic security, basic amenities and justice
  1. How States Flail and Fail: What Modi and Shah could learn from the Afghan Tragedy
  1. Independence Day: What India really needs from its leaders…
  1. India’s Nutrition Crisis Widened During The Pandemic-Especially For Women and Children
  1. How the accumulation of debt during the Covid-19 pandemic is hurting India’s low-income households
  1. India’s Covid Catastrophe is Rooted in its democratic backsliding
  1. How Daily Wage Workers in India Suffered in the Lockdown-and continue to struggle months later
  1. Two years on, Covid-19 has taken a severe toll on the mental health of youngsters and psychologists
  1. Digital shift bridges gaps in mental healthcare and awareness, but equal access remains a concern
  1. How floods push Guwahati’s sanitation workers to the brink

The Wire

  1. Migrant Workers in Delhi’s Kapashera have been left to fend for themselves
  1. Diagnosing the Inflationary Signals Right
  1. Seven Years Of Modi: Why India Needs Its Joe Biden
  1. Locked down by the pandemic, Culturally Important Nomadic Communities Struggle to Survive
  1. COP26: A Step Forward or a COP-Out?
  1. In Photos: The fading Tradition of Hand Bloc Printing in Rajasthan
  1. How Did A Curfew-Style Lockdown Impact Farming in Haryana?
  1. Pressed in Steel: A Tale of Migrant Factory Workers in NCR’s Wazirpur and Badli Areas
  1. Unscientific’ or ‘Indifference’: A look at Access (In)Equality Data as Govt. Slams Hunger Index
  1. Anchored in the Barren: The Case of Pune’s Janata Vasahat
  1. Why do we need leaders at all?
  1. The Shades of Populism in Narendra Modi’s Politics of Infrastructure
  1. The Social Utility Considerations Attached Biden’s Support for IP Waivers
  1. Blunting the Economic Impact of the Second Wave of Covid19 with a 3,6,9-Month Plan
  1. The Need for a New ‘Knowledge Sharing’ Compact
  1. Declining Wages, No Government Aid: Daily Wage Workers Are Stuck in a Deep Crisis
  1. Sitharaman’s ‘Pro-Growth’ Budget Misses a Few Thorns in the Indian Economy
  1. Months After the Delhi Riots, Many Victims Still Have Memories of Collective Horror
  1. Farm Protests Reflect India’s Worst Failing: A Broken Farmer-State Contract
  1. Jobs, Education, Cattle and Lord Ram: Perspectives from the Field in Uttar Pradesh
  1. Fishing in Uncertain Waters: Conversations with Fishers in TN and Puducherry
  1. Queer Rights: Sec 377 Is Down, but Urgent Reforms Are Required for Equality and Dignity
  2. Bachaikari of Bhalswa: Narratives of Waste Pickers from a Delhi Landfill
  3. How Ajrakh’s Rising Demand Has Changed the Dynamics of the Tradition Behind the Art

Daily O

  1. How the new-and old Indian welfare state fails in addressing the core social, economic and political concerns
  1. How Badly Are (Indian) Women Likely To Be Affected By the Pandemic?
  1. What Social Justice Means In A Deeply Polarised Landscape
  1. How COVID Has Put Education To Its Biggest Test

Deccan Herald

  1. Where developing country authors are under-represented
  1. A Rule of Law By People’s Power
  1. ‘Nixon Shock’ from 50 years ago has lessons for today’s politics of money
  1. Economic Reforms: The Widening Gulf Between ‘Hope’ and ‘Reality’
  1. Farm Protests, a breakdown in farmer-state contract.
  1. The ‘thorns’ that still afflict the Indian economy
  1. Union Budget and the Worrying Fiscal Position.

The Quint

  1. How COVID Threw India’s Low-Income Households Into Debt Traps
  1. Why India Failed to Ensure Kids’ ‘Nutrition’ During COVID Pandemic
  1. The Crisis Facing India’s Women Entrepreneurs & Why It Needs Our Attention
  1. Long Hours, Meagre Earnings: Gender Polarity Is Blurring Role of Fisherwoman