Publications

The farmers’ protests prove why Mahatma Gandhi’s ideas cannot be buried Narendar Pani
Professor and Dean, Inequality and Human Development Programme
The farmers’ protests prove why Mahatma Gandhi’s ideas cannot be buried
Outlook, 17 February 2021.
The farmers’ protests prove why Mahatma Gandhi’s ideas cannot be buried. Narendar Pani
Professor and Head, Inequality and Human Development Programme
The farmers’ protests prove why Mahatma Gandhi’s ideas cannot be buried.
https://www.outlookindia.com/website/story/opinion-the-farmers-protests-prove-why-mahatma-gandhis-ideas-cannot-be-buried/374574
Published in Outlook Magazine (February 17, online edition).
Challenges to identify and mentor gifted children in developing countries: the Indian experience. Anitha Kurup
Professor and Head, Education Programme
Challenges to identify and mentor gifted children in developing countries: the Indian experience.
https://www.currentscience.ac.in/Volumes/120/03/0472.pdf
Current Science 120(3): 472-478.
img Swati Narayan
Postdoctoral Researcher, Inequality and Human Development Programme
Union Budget 2021: Slashed funds for NREGA, Poshan Abhiyan 2.0, elderly pensions reflect poorly on Centre.
https://www.firstpost.com/india/union-budget-2021-slashed-funds-for-nrega-poshan-abhiyan-2-0-elderly-pensions-reflect-poorly-on-centre-9265091.html
Published in Firstpost (February 02).
What they (don’t) write about Northeast India in School textbooks. Jeebanlata Salam
Assistant Professor, Education Programme
What they (don’t) write about Northeast India in School textbooks.
The Wire, 28 January 2021.
Wistron plant turmoil is a consequence of privileging foreign capital over domestic workers Anant Kamath, Neethi P.
co-authored
Assistant Professor, Inequality and Human Development Programme
Wistron plant turmoil is a consequence of privileging foreign capital over domestic workers.
https://thewire.in/labour/wistron-plant-make-in-india-labour-protection-foreign-business
The Wire
image Snehashish Mitra
PhD Scholar, Urban and Mobility Studies Programme
Cyclone in the Sundarbans; Of relief work and resilience
https://www.epw.in/journal/2021/2/postscript/cyclone-sundarbans.html
Economic & Political Weekly 56(2): 64-66, 2021
ShivaliTukdeo Shivali Tukdeo, Amar Mali
co-authored
Urban dislocations and the politics of educational access: Metro colonies, Bengaluru.
https://perspectivia.net/receive/pnet_mods_00004216
Working Papers Series Education and the Urban in India Series, Vol 14. Bonn: Max Weber Stiftung.