Day 1 kicked off with an engaging discussion on "Innovation, Digital Economy, and Competition Concerns: What is the better trade-off for India." Esteemed panelists shared valuable insights. #Sansad2023 Luis Miranda Parth J Shah Vincy Davis Dhruva Mathur

#Sansad2023 concludes with remarkable insights and unforgettable moments! Thank you to all participants, panelists, and scholars for engaging in thought-provoking discussions. Luis Miranda Parth J Shah Dhruva Mathur Vincy Davis #Innovation #Tech #Policy #Digital

Writing & Communication Lab at ISPP provides apprentice-style training for effective communication in public policy arenas. This helps our scholars to gain a competitive edge in the field. Luis Miranda Parth J Shah Vincy Davis Full video here - youtube.com/watch?v=E34xj4…

The Changing Profile of New Civil Service Recruits in India. 1. The rise and rise of candidates opting for English as a medium for writing and Engineers are making into the final merit list. 2. Followed by a huge decline in the number of candidates from Humanities background.

We are recruiting! Come join us in our mission to develop India's most innovative public-policy case bank. #nowhiring #jobopening #research #publicpolicy Indian School of Public Policy ISPP Policy Review

The 2nd hand embarrassment u feel when candidates paste text from #chatgpt without removing formatting & u see the background shade🤭 Pls don't ruin your chances to #jobs like this by entirely outsourcing your #writing and #editing. Interview/ assignment stages will catch u!

Join us on 24th June to discuss ways to increase #women's participation in #publicpolicy & make #policymaking #gender #inclusive We will also be launching an exciting new initiative for women. Don't miss out! Registration link: lnkd.in/dXwcyqpU Indian School of Public Policy ISPP Policy Review

Our inaugural session, "Leading the Change: Women in Public Policy," held on June 24th, 2023, was inspiring. We were captivated by an illustrious panel of leading ladies in the policy space. Prof. Shamika Ravi Luis Miranda Parth J Shah India Development Review Women in Econ/Policy NETRI Foundation

📢#publicpolicy enthusiasts - Join us on 4th July at the Indian School of Public Policy campus (5-7.30 pm) to listen and talk to Arvind Panagariya and Parth J Shah as they problematise conventional policy wisdom. Register to attend: lnkd.in/d53bPRwJ Indian School of Public Policy ISPP Policy Review

‼️Only 1⃣ week left to submit your abstract for our special issue on 'Policy Capacity in Developing Countries: Linking Theory and Empirics'! . Last date for submission: 17th July 2023 . More details here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/pb-assets/asse…

A river corrects course: The Story of the Yamuna River and the Red Fort - #DelhiFlood When Shah Jahan moved his capital from Agra to Delhi, and first came to the newly built Red Fort, he came through the Yamuna and entered the fort from a water gate. To bring this circle of

Care economy could be the next big job creator for women in India - Hon. Min. of Women and Child Devt, Smriti Z Irani speaking on women's labour force participation and job creation at the G20 United States Hindustan Times Agenda ISPP Policy Review Indian School of Public Policy

🚨 #APPLICATIONSOPEN: Research For Impact Fellowship 2024 The Research for Impact Fellowship is a unique opportunity for Indian PhD researchers to gain a deeper understanding of impact evaluations to generate policy relevant evidence. Apply by Sep 6: j-p.al/rfi

Two days to go for the Urban Echoes landscape journaling workshop 😍 contact me at +918287104487 for queries and direct bookings. More details here: rb.gy/e6122t

#ISPPCourses | Writing is often underestimated as a simple task. But as public policy scholars, the challenge is writing to captivate, convince, & connect. At ISPP we don’t just present ideas; we craft them to shape & influence policy decisions. (1/3) #Communication

Delighted to close the year with the publication of my book "Lessons in State Capacity from Delhi's Schools". This book is an effort to bring the voices of the frontline state - block officers, teachers, health workers - into the debate on state capacity in India (1/10) 🧵