⏳ Just 7 days left! A few seats remain for IPPEC 2025 — register by this weekend to be part of a landmark moment in India’s public policy ecosystem. Register here 👉 https://t.co/s7RFb8Vpv6 #IPPEC2025 is more than a conference; it’s a collective effort to rethink how India

Shared Intermediate Public Transport (Shared IPT) plays a crucial but often overlooked role in keeping India’s small and medium cities moving. In the latest #CPPRIndia podcast episode of #PolicyBeyondMobility, we unpack the complexities of governing the shared IPT sector — from

"No city has developed without clarity about its core strength. Switching between ideas will not help, especially since Kochi lacks the land to accommodate all projects. Being historically a port city, Kochi should ideally focus on port-based development and related services,"

Thank you to everyone who joined us live on Zoom for the #CPPRDialogue on “Combatting Online Violence Against Women: Legal, Institutional, and Technological Perspectives.” The webinar was organised as part of CPPR’s ongoing research on #GenderBasedViolence and was held in

"LLMs with their encyclopaedic expanse could help create a roadmap for the resolution of the malaise of non-sexual harassment, online or offline, by breaking the problem down into smaller chunks, providing summaries of existing policies, and suggesting ways to expand these

"When you promise 100 things and don’t implement even 10%, someone will question you. I see it as the next level of development as we move towards greater decentralisation," comments D Dhanuraj of #CPPRIndia in speaking to the @NewIndianXpress He was remarking on how the

Politics isn't just ideology—it’s incentives at work 🤝 #PublicChoiceTheory reveals how voters, politicians, and interest groups behave when politics meets economics. This carousel breaks down the core principles that explain: • Why policies emerge the way they do • How

#CPPRDialogue "Combating Online Violence Against Women: Legal, Institutional, and Technological Perspectives" #CPPRIndia is pleased to invite you to a Zoom webinar tomorrow (December 10, 2025) at 4 PM IST, coinciding with the final day of the #16DaysofActivism to "End Digital

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🔍 What shaped India’s fiscal priorities during the 15th Finance Commission Years? In our latest #PolicyBeyondPolitics episode, Avani Kapur and Sharad Pandey from Foundation for Responsive Governance (ResGov) join Banisha Begum Shaikh of #CPPRIndia to break down the shifts in

🔍 Decoding Kerala’s 2025 Local Body Elections Missed our #DecodingThePolls live webinar on the upcoming Kerala polls? 📺 Watch the full discussion on YouTube👇 https://t.co/nfQtfQElOg Sreelakshmi Harilal, Research Associate at #CPPRIndia, engages in an insightful conversation

"While PM SHRI provides Kerala an opportunity to enhance the quality of select government schools through improved learning outcomes, teacher development, and technology integration, the state could go further by institutionalising learning progress, supporting teacher

🔍 Before the Ballot: Understanding Kerala’s Local Election Pulse #CPPRIndia invites you to join us today at 4 PM for Episode 42 of #DecodingThePolls, where Prof G Gopa Kumar and Sreelakshmi Harilal unpack the key trends shaping the 2025 Kerala Local Body Elections. 📺 Watch

🌊 NEW PUBLICATION | Indian Coastal Alliance Compendium Download for free here👇 🔗 https://t.co/wZ4kW8L9ou India’s 11,000+ km coastline is home to nearly 250 million people and sits at the intersection of environmental resilience, economic opportunity, and geopolitical

The 1st edition of the India Public Policy Education Conference, scheduled to take place on December 20, 2025, in New Delhi, will bring together educators, policymakers, researchers, and institutions to reflect on the current landscape of public policy learning in India. #IPPEC

"Local-level politicians should be promoted. They know the issues on the ground and can represent their constituencies more effectively," comments D Dhanuraj of #CPPRIndia in speaking to @NewIndianXpress on a growing pattern in Kerala where several sitting mayors have opted not

#CPPRDialogue on “Combating Online Violence Against Women: Legal, Institutional, and Technological Perspectives.” Join us for a Zoom webinar on  📅10 December 2025 ⏲️at 4:00 PM IST, coinciding with the final day of the #16DaysofActivism themed "End digital violence against all

The #CPPRIndia study, “Strengthening Institutional Mechanisms Combating Violence Against Women and Girls,” which highlights key gaps in the system supporting women facing violence, is quoted by South First in their article. The article also quotes CPPR Senior Research Associate

#CPPRIndia Chairman D Dhanuraj attended the Atlas Network Liberty Forum & Freedom Dinner in New York this November, where he moderated the session “Markets For All.” The discussion highlighted policy practitioners who are working to break down barriers to entry in the market

"GTKR (Global Traditional Knowledge Repository) can help create a more equitable and inclusive society by empowering diverse societies to pursue and develop their knowledge regardless of socio-economic inequalities," writes @vijaysakhuja, Hon. Distinguished Fellow at #CPPRIndia