ResearchWire

Why it is better to be a woman in South India, what does poverty look like and what does it means for protection from COVID-19, the nuts and bolts of a…

Oct 23

We discuss the new farm bills, how reservations are effective, evidence that history matters, how spending on the poor could potentially make money, an…

Oct 9

Why large firms matter to developing countries, how patriarchy isn’t so easily smashed, why politicians don’t care about migrants, and what lies behind…

Sep 25

Why Indian men live with their parents, the economic benefits of cutting emissions, what the latest GDP numbers mean, why the mother-in-law matters to …

Sep 11

The tricky relationship between growth and corruption, how artisans set prices, how microenterprises fared during the lockdown, new population estimate…

Aug 28

In this edition, we discuss air pollution, declining CSR funds to development organisations, the disproportionate impact of the pandemic on the vulnera…

Aug 14

We're happy to launch our first curated newsletter. This fortnightly email is a compilation of the latest research and thinking on India’s health, educ…

Jul 31

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