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Centre for Policy Research@CPR_India·24 Mar

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Shunned for their immoral and criminogenic influences by their neighbours, red light areas remain contested spaces. Join us on Tuesday, 24th March, 3:45 PM IST, for a CPR-CSH workshop by Tridib Mukherjee (Doctoral Candidate, @IITGuwahati & Writing Tutor, @CWC_AshokaUniv) as he traces the relationship between a brothel and its neighbourhood in Silchar. This talk will be held at the CPR Conference Room and online via Zoom. Register to attend: cprindia.org/events/the-nei… @CPRUrban

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Centre for Policy Research@CPR_India·23 Mar

Water is not just a resource; it is also the confluence of political and ecological realities. At CPR, this has been central to our interdisciplinary work on river basin management, interstate cooperation, the politics of infrastructure, federalism, and long-term water security. This World Water Day, we revisited our faculty's work on India's water ecologies, governance and security. Read the latest edition of From the Archives here: cprindia.org/from-the-archi…

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Centre for Policy Research@CPR_India·20 Mar

Shunned for their immoral and criminogenic influences by their neighbours, red light areas remain contested spaces. Join us on Tuesday, 24th March, 3:45 PM IST, for a CPR-CSH workshop by Tridib Mukherjee (Doctoral Candidate, @IITGuwahati & Writing Tutor, @CWC_AshokaUniv) as he traces the relationship between a brothel and its neighbourhood in Silchar. This talk will be held at the CPR Conference Room and online via Zoom. Register to attend: cprindia.org/events/the-nei… @CPRUrban

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The Core@the_core_in·9 Mar

Global savings have dropped sharply over the years, with China’s reduced contribution being a major factor. As a current account deficit country, India is now caught in this trap. youtu.be/oxOG-i4xqHY?t=… Saugata Bhattacharya, Senior Fellow, @CPR_India and a member of the RBI's Monetary Policy Committee, explains why in conversation with @govindethiraj on The Core Report podcast. Follow the link to listen to the full interview.

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Centre for Policy Research@CPR_India·11 Mar

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Despite its growing partnership with the United States, why does India continue to resist alliance commitments? Join us on Wednesday, 11th March, 4:00 PM IST, for a talk by @RaniDMullen (Weingartner Term Distinguished Associate Professor of Government, @williamandmary & Senior Visiting Fellow, CPR), as she discusses how structural uncertainty, domestic capacity constraints, and leadership preferences combined produce a pattern of selective alignment in Indo-US relations. This talk, moderated by Nimmi Kurian (Professor, CPR), will be held at the CPR Conference Room and online via Zoom. Register to attend: cprindia.org/events/realism…

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Centre for Policy Research@CPR_India·9 Mar

International Women's Day was born out of labour and resistance movements of the 20th century. But life in the 21st century continues to be riddled with structural violence and inequalities of income, entitlements, and care at homes and in workplaces. This Women's Day, we revisit our faculty's work on women's labour and lifeworlds. Read the latest edition of From the Archives here: cprindia.org/from-the-archi…

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Centre for Policy Research@CPR_India·5 Mar

Despite its growing partnership with the United States, why does India continue to resist alliance commitments? Join us on Wednesday, 11th March, 4:00 PM IST, for a talk by @RaniDMullen (Weingartner Term Distinguished Associate Professor of Government, @williamandmary & Senior Visiting Fellow, CPR), as she discusses how structural uncertainty, domestic capacity constraints, and leadership preferences combined produce a pattern of selective alignment in Indo-US relations. This talk, moderated by Nimmi Kurian (Professor, CPR), will be held at the CPR Conference Room and online via Zoom. Register to attend: cprindia.org/events/realism…

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Centre for Policy Research@CPR_India·24 Şub

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Geospatial technologies not only represent land but actively reshape its value. Join us on Tuesday, 24th February, at 3:45 PM for the CPR–Centre de Sciences Humaines (CSH Delhi) workshop by Sanjana Krishnan (PhD, @universityofky) as she examines how geospatial technologies are transforming the governance of urban land and slums in Mumbai. Register to attend: cprindia.org/events/satelli…

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Centre for Policy Research@CPR_India·21 Şub

Geospatial technologies not only represent land but actively reshape its value. Join us on Tuesday, 24th February, at 3:45 PM for the CPR–Centre de Sciences Humaines (CSH Delhi) workshop by Sanjana Krishnan (PhD, @universityofky) as she examines how geospatial technologies are transforming the governance of urban land and slums in Mumbai. Register to attend: cprindia.org/events/satelli…

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Centre for Policy Research@CPR_India·18 Şub

Myanmar turns a political page under Min Aung Hlaing’s leadership; however, the old fractures coupled with unresolved tensions continue to shape its future. Nimmi Kurian (Professor, CPR) explores how this fragile political moment affects the lives of people on the ground in Myanmar and what strategic decisions India must reconsider in today's @IndianExpress. Read the full article here: indianexpress.com/article/explai…

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Centre for Policy Research@CPR_India·13 Şub

Calling urban researchers and practitioners to discuss and reflect on India’s most pressing development challenges. CPR is delighted to host the Urban Collective Action Network (U-CAN)'s city mixer in Delhi on Friday, 20th February, 5:00 PM, at the Centre for Policy Research, Dharma Marg, Chanakyapuri. We will be joined by Jagan Shah, CEO, @TheInfravision Foundation. From co-creating the Smart Cities Mission to shaping the Draft Master Plan for Delhi 2041 during his time at the National Institute of Urban Affairs (@NIUA_India), Shah's work sits at the convergence of reform, infrastructure, and institutional change. Expect big-picture thinking grounded in how cities really function. Register to attend: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… Limited number of seats available. Filling the form does not guarantee a seat; confirmations will follow after registrations close.

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Centre for Policy Research@CPR_India·9 Şub

How can India's water governance framework adequately address climate change-induced risks on its transboundary rivers? Join us on Friday, 13th February, at 3:30 PM for a virtual TREADTalk by Ashim Sattar as he discusses hazard mitigation and governance in the politically volatile and topographically challenging Himalayan region. Register to attend: cprindia.org/events/cryosph…

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Centre for Policy Research@CPR_India·5 Şub

Trade centres have historically been cradles of urbanisation. In the small market town of Dhampur, catering to the entire eponymous district, the bustling Badi Mandi lies at the heart of this exchange. Pushpa Pathak (Senior Visiting Fellow, CPR) and Shubham Kashyap (Research Assistant, CPR) discuss Dhampur's economic journey from the congested central street of 1979-80 to the multi-layered trade network of 2023-24 to show how small towns redefine life in subaltern urban India. Read their latest blog here: cprindia.org/trade-an-incre… Read their previous work on the four decades of development in Dhampur here: cprindia.org/project/four-d…

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Centre for Policy Research@CPR_India·27 Oca

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Future plans for historic cities are caught between two imaginative poles — one, an echo of modern life and the other, an image of the past. Join us on Tuesday, 27th January, at 3:45 PM IST for a workshop by Jigna Desai (Professor, @CEPTUniversity1), in collaboration with the Centre de Sciences Humaines (CSH Delhi), as she discusses how historic cities operate within the conundrum of development versus preservation. This event will be held online via Zoom. Register to attend: cprindia.org/events/futures… @CPRUrban

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Centre for Policy Research@CPR_India·22 Oca

Future plans for historic cities are caught between two imaginative poles — one, an echo of modern life and the other, an image of the past. Join us on Tuesday, 27th January, at 3:45 PM IST for a workshop by Jigna Desai (Professor, @CEPTUniversity1), in collaboration with the Centre de Sciences Humaines (CSH Delhi), as she discusses how historic cities operate within the conundrum of development versus preservation. This event will be held online via Zoom. Register to attend: cprindia.org/events/futures… @CPRUrban

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Centre for Policy Research@CPR_India·19 Oca

Urban planning in Bengaluru needs to be institutionalised to meet the challenges of urbanisation facing the city. Champaka Rajagopal (Fellow, CPR) speaks to @the_hindu about the Bangalore Development Authority's (BDA) Master Plans and their implementation as the BDA turns 50. Read here: thehindu.com/news/national/…

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Centre for Policy Research@CPR_India·13 Oca

Cinema-going as a shared, participatory experience loosened social boundaries and reshaped collective attitudes towards leisure, gender, morality, and public space in Dhampur. As cinema increasingly recedes from the big screen to the household, Pushpa Pathak (Senior Visiting Fellow, CPR) and Shubham Kashyap (Research Assistant, CPR) write on the role of theatres in transforming the social life in a small town in their latest blog. Read here: cprindia.org/from-touring-c…

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