Managing human-wildlife conflict in India will involve addressing the power structures that exist between the forest department and the local population
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The feature is based on the article Birth Pangs: Universal Maternity Entitlements in India by Aarushi Kalra and Aditi Priya.
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This article highlights how public sector banks can adapt technology and data science to utilise the Unified Payments Interface and business correspondents model for robust credit growth rate while being champions in the financial inclusion schemes.
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The video is based on Sheela Rai's 2002 article, 'Social and Conceptual Background to the Policy of Reservation'.
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Caste has been of interest to scholars studying Indian society for many decades. However, it is only in the last decade that any serious attempt has been made to study caste in the urban.
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This video is based on Uma Chakravarti’s article, 'Saffroning the Past—Of Myths, Histories and Right-Wing Agendas.' It explains how television helped capture the collective imagination of a country on the brink of fragmentation.
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Over the past two decades, the Indian media industry has witnessed transformative shifts typified by the proliferation of media establishments and their corresponding audiences.
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Multispecies ethnography explores human–nature connections, critical to wildlife conflicts and conservation policies. However, solely focusing on these connections is inadequate for robust conflict management.
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This article discusses the understanding of polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) among medical professionals in the patriarchal framework and how women experience infantalisation at the hands of doctors.

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Insight | The real effective exchange rate index uses inflation indices and consequently suffers from many biases.
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Postscript | An academic and writer reflects on the circumstances and stimuli—in the form of poetry—that led her to find a voice that was as intimately her own as it was public.

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Postscript | Thuramukham addresses the infamous Mattanchery police firing incident that killed three protesters in 1953.
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In India, malnutrition is a major issue among children, especially those from economically disadvantaged communities.
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While ethnographic studies on polygamy already exist (Bennion and Joffe 2016), ethnographer Melanie Heath, in Forbidden Intimacies: Polygamies at the Limits of Western Tolerance, uses the relational ethnography method that goes beyond the bounded spaces.
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EPW Comment | The US position on the implementation of the UNSC resolution transitions from a rules-based order to anarchy.
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Letters | In the last 50 years, Bengaluru has seen a massive surge in urban development, shooting up by 1,055% from a mere 8% in 1973 to a staggering 93.3% in 2023.
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Approached with creativity and sensitivity, Everything Everywhere All at Once unpacks the layers of structural violence, trauma, and identity crisis experienced by neurodivergent Asian women.

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The dynamics of trade, economic and investment cooperation between the border regions of Kazakhstan and Russia, after the collapse of the USSR is discussed.

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#EPWEditorial | The labour market has failed to deliver adequate decent work opportunities or improve livelihoods.

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In this live conversation, we discuss upon the theme of ‘The Enduring Colonial Legacy: The New Criminal Laws’ with Ayushi Sharma and Naveed Mehmood Ahmad.

Access our latest live via the link below!
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