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PATRIARCHY

Patriarchy is an old age structure, it is something that has been socially enforced upon us. Patriarchy is not just

“Education is our safety, outside this ark, everything is a deluge” –Horace Mann Since the dawn of civilization, the man

Covid concerns slow FPI flows into equity in Mar With two more trading days to go in the month, net

SC reserves ruling on pleas against Maratha quota law A five-judge bench headed by Justice Ashok Bhushan heard arguments for

In our college days we read poverty which is mainly based on income criterion i.e. people are getting minimum calorie

I am sure the feminist trend is not new to anyone anymore. One of the constant highlights in recent times,

In an earlier post “Labour Reforms is key to Legal Market Economy” it was highlighted that only 6 per cent

To what extent is an individual’s status in society determined by the position of his or her parents? Analysing data

According to the Economic Survey 2016-17, universal basic income may prove to be a more effective antipoverty intervention than India’s

In an earlier post “Labour Reforms is key to Legal Market Economy – II”, the potential impact of labour reform

Intergenerational mobility is important for fairness and economic efficiency in a society. This article uses data from a new global

The basic economic model of labour supply predicts that when an adult receives an unexpected cash windfall they should work

The level of wealth inequality in India is close to that of some highly unequal countries in the world. This

Even when the central government is committed to a jobs guarantee, rationing of work opportunities can arise under decentralised implementation

Weber famously- in Politics as a Vocation -defined the modern state by stating: “Today, however, we have to say that a state