EPW consults referees from a database of 200+ academicians in different fields of the social sciences on papers that are ...

Dalits have had a long history of subordination and have been victims of both direct and structural violence. This has, however, also led to the emergence of Dalit movements for self-respect and ...

Using survey data from 265 slum households, the socio-economic characteristics of the slum dwellers across spatial locations in Ludhiana, Punjab are examined. The lives of the slum dwellers are looked ...

India’s recent rush to sign free trade agreements with major trading partners raises questions about their impact on mutual trade orientation and the role of the state. The FTAs with the Association ...

The National Pension System is a contributory plan launched by the Indian government aimed at the social security of citizens. The NPS uses the technique of behavioural nudges to promote the motto ...

Digital sovereignty should not be measured by the government’s autonomy to impose its wishes on its own people, and technological leadership should not be measured by the number of start-ups, funds ...

In recent times, the Enforcement Directorate and Central Bureau of Investigation have been involvedin multiple high-profile cases, inter alia, ranging from political opponents to journalists.

Together, the recent derogation and abuse received by sportspersons of colour in the 2024 Olympics and the growing popularity of traditional womanhood influencers, also known as “tradwife,” ...

The International Court of Justice has recently given its order on provisional measures (which has since been modified twice) in the application filed by South Africa alleging acts of genocide on the ...

Lok Sabha election campaign was distinct for various reasons. These included the absence of a national issue, a nationalist ...

A rise in the prevalence of childhood anaemia between two rounds of the National Family Health Surveys of 2016 and 2021 has given rise to much debate. The government responded by declaring mandatory ...

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