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To the Point | Economic and Political Weekly
Three Cheers for Birthright Citizenship in the US! … Jyoti, Priyam MathurJune 24, 2026 - 4 min read Quit INDIA or Build INDIA?
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State of Primary Education in India | Economic and Political Weekly
Literacy and education are the building blocks of any nation. However, the recent ASER report (2023) portends a grim future for the trajectory of primary education in the country. To boost overall literacy, special attention must be paid to building holistic and resilient primary school education.
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Quarter Century of Liberalisation in India | Economic and Political Weekly
Distilled Resource Kits Discussion Maps Interventions Articles In Quotes Podcasts Search Advanced Search Quarter Century of Liberalisation in India Liberalisation officially began … The debates over the opening up of the domestic market continued through the 1960s in India, resulting in fitful bursts of reforms.
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Piped Water Policy in Rural India | Economic and Political Weekly
Access to safe drinking water at home is a problem for many households in rural India, like some other countries in South Asia and Africa.
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An Economic Perspective on Religion in India | Economic and Political Weekly
In both past and present, religion impinges on every input into the macroeconomic production function. Although many studies connecting
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Social Spending and Fiscal Policy in India | Economic and Political Weekly
The difficulty lies, not in the new ideas, but in escaping from the old ones, which ramify, for those brought up as most of us have been, into every corner of our minds
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Structural Regression and Men’s Labour Market Outcomes in India | Economic and Political Weekly
In the last decade, the Indian labour market has seen some major structural shifts. One of these is the huge increase in women’s employment between 2017 and 2023, growing from 94 million to 186 million, an addition of 92 million workers, with the majority of this increase (nearly 70%) being in agriculture. This has been cited as evidence of structural regression and household distress (Ghatak et al 2026; Tripathi et al 2026).
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No Room For Breastfeeding Mothers in India | Economic and Political Weekly
How do we as a society view the act of breastfeeding? It is essential to provide necessary infrastructure which are private, safe and clean, for mothers to breastfeed their infants in public buildings.
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Automobile Manufacturers, Advertising and Traffic Safety in India | Economic and Political Weekly
India Commentary Vol. 50, Issue No. 51, 19 Dec, 2015 Dinesh Mohan Abhaya jha Support Us Your Support will ensure EPW’s financial viability and sustainability. … EPW is one of the few publications that keep alive the spirit of intellectual inquiry in the Indian media.
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Sectarian Violence in India: Hindu–Muslim Conflict, 1966–2015 | Economic and Political Weekly
Commentators and social scientists in India have been understandably concerned with these clashes, as well as the peculiar nature of such communal violence in the country. … and causal role of politics in communal violence; and provide accounts of some of the riots that have occurred in independent India.