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NOV. 20, 2022 37 mins read

Climate change is an issue that is being discussed widely across the globe. Climate change is not a complicated issue to understand as it is often linked to temperature differences. Global warming is also linked to this. Temperature differs according to geographies.

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India Policy Foundation webinar on"Brand Bharat"

SEP. 16, 2022 42 mins read

The idea is, Bharat is a brand by itself. If so, for what is it is a question that we need to ask ourselves. In our land, we say India that is, Bharat – just two names. The first question that comes to our mind is how did these two names come about? So, the north west of India, we have the Sindhu River which when the Persians and Arabs came 4000-5000 years back, in their language then, sa and ha were interchangeable. For them, Sindh became Hind. Now in Hindi, we have sari-sadi, Vengal-Bengal, Shukla-Shukra,

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IPF webinar on "Skill India: The Future Roadmap"

JUN. 20, 2022 58 mins read

In terms of soft skills that we talk about, there are several skills that were listed in 2020 which several people have talked about. But one specific skill in this, I would like to mention is the cognitive flexibility. Today, increasingly, students will require to fit into different spaces which means they come with a certain set of skills. But on the job, they acquire additional skills and are able to fit into those challenging job sectors in other areas which would be available. This means cognitive flex

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IPF webinar on "Bharatiya Economic Model"

APR. 15, 2022 38 mins read

If you go back 100-200 years in history, an Indian village had a very self-reliant local and regional economy. What I mean by that is that our ecosystem was not only of farmers. It is mistake to think that village means only farming and agriculture, we have weavers, potters, carpenters, masons, ironsmiths, goldsmiths, rural vaidyas and many more from all other professions.All these were present in the villagesorin a cluster of villages. If you look today in 2022, the people who are third generation, fourth

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India Policy Foundation webinar on"Brand Bharat"

SEP. 16, 2022 42 mins read

The idea is, Bharat is a brand by itself. If so, for what is it is a question that we need to ask ourselves. In our land, we say India that is, Bharat – just two names. The first question that comes to our mind is how did these two names come about? So, the north west of India, we have the Sindhu River which when the Persians and Arabs came 4000-5000 years back, in their language then, sa and ha were interchangeable. For them, Sindh became Hind. Now in Hindi, we have sari-sadi, Vengal-Bengal, Shukla-Shukra,

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IPF webinar on "Skill India: The Future Roadmap"

JUN. 20, 2022 58 mins read

In terms of soft skills that we talk about, there are several skills that were listed in 2020 which several people have talked about. But one specific skill in this, I would like to mention is the cognitive flexibility. Today, increasingly, students will require to fit into different spaces which means they come with a certain set of skills. But on the job, they acquire additional skills and are able to fit into those challenging job sectors in other areas which would be available. This means cognitive flex

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IPF webinar on "Bharatiya Economic Model"

APR. 15, 2022 38 mins read

If you go back 100-200 years in history, an Indian village had a very self-reliant local and regional economy. What I mean by that is that our ecosystem was not only of farmers. It is mistake to think that village means only farming and agriculture, we have weavers, potters, carpenters, masons, ironsmiths, goldsmiths, rural vaidyas and many more from all other professions.All these were present in the villagesorin a cluster of villages. If you look today in 2022, the people who are third generation, fourth

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English Swadeshi Farming: Battling Climate Change

Swadeshi Farming: Battling Climate Change

OCT. 11, 2022 1 mins read

The current climate on Earth is outside our historical experience and these extreme conditions will intensify because our activities will cause even more warming before this lessens. Our water systems and ecosystems, agriculture, infrastructure and economic growth are already being adversely impacted by climate change.

Hindi सोशल मीडिया और सामाजिक विकास की अवधारणा : एक अध्ययन

सोशल मीडिया और सामाजिक विकास की अवधारणा : एक अध्ययन

OCT. 01, 2022 1 mins read

भारत में पत्रकारिता किसी ने किसी रूप में मानव सभ्यता की शुरुआत में रही। अशोक महान के समय में पत्थरों की शिलाओं और लाटों पर लिखे गए लेख हो या मुगल या ब्रिटिश काल में ”वाकया नवीस“ और “खुफिया नवीस” (जासूस) सब पत्रकारिता के ही प्रारंभिक रूप है। यह अवश्य है कि इन शिलालेखों या वाकया और खुफिया नवीसों के वृतांत्त शासन की बात जनता तक और जनता की बात शासन तक पहुंचाने के सशक्त माध्यम थे।

English Commercialisation of Healthcare and Rampant Profiteering during the Pandemic

Commercialisation of Healthcare and Rampant Profiteering during the Pandemic

JUL. 15, 2021 1 mins read

Right to health is a fundamental right guaranteed under Article 21 of the Constitution of India. Right to Health includes affordable treatment. Therefore, it is the duty of the State to make provisions for affordable treatment.

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