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20-Mar-2021 TriumphIAS

AFFORDABLE HOUSING: A DISTINCT DREAM FOR MIDDLE CLASS.

Programmes involving sale of subsidised houses to lower-middle class households have been spearheaded in all major Indian cities. This article

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20-Mar-2021 TriumphIAS

EWS RESERVATION

The Constitution (103rd Amendment) Act, 2019, provides for 10% reservation for the economically weaker sections (EWS) in higher educational institutions within

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19-Mar-2021 TriumphIAS

MUST FILLED DEFICIENCIES IN FARM SECTOR: NABARD

The state focus paper for the year 2021-22 states that as on March 31, 2020, against a target of Rs

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19-Mar-2021 TriumphIAS

NOISY DATA: ECONOMIC MOBILITY IN INDIA

There has been a dramatic rise in inequality in India post-liberalisation. This article finds economic mobility to be markedly low,

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19-Mar-2021 TriumphIAS

RURAL DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY

An analysis of the draft National Statistical Office report that the Government has decided not to put out shows a

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18-Mar-2021 TriumphIAS

COVID-19 AFFECTED THE URBAN POOR

While several commentators have highlighted the plight of migrants due to the ongoing Covid-19 crisis, less is known about how

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17-Mar-2021 TriumphIAS

COURT CONGESTION, CASTE IDENTITY, AND BUSINESS PERFORMANCE

Effective contract enforcement is the key for the formation and expansion of business enterprises. But how does improvement in court

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17-Mar-2021 TriumphIAS

POLITICAL RESERVATION- A DEBATE FOR ST & ST

Does political reservation undermine or promote development, and for whom? This article presents an analysis of India’s ‘Scheduled Areas’, which

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17-Mar-2021 TriumphIAS

RIGHT TO VOTE & IT’S HISTORICAL UNDERPINNINGS

Democracies are known to have better economic development outcomes over the longer run. However, it is not clear whether giving

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17-Mar-2021 TriumphIAS

DISCRIMINATION AGAINST MINORITIES – ETHNIC, RELIGIOUS, LINGUISTIC

Do democracies discriminate less against minorities as compared to non-democracies? How does the dominance of an ethnic group affect discrimination

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16-Mar-2021 TriumphIAS

GROWTH OF WELFARE: BAN ON CORRUPTION & LEAKAGES

A discussion of the association between corruption in economies and leakage through illicit outward flows – with important implications for welfare

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16-Mar-2021 TriumphIAS

REGIONALIST PARTY REPRESENTATION AND TRIBAL INSECURITY

Observers have long been ambivalent about regionalism as a principle underlying the organisation of politics. Analysing data from India, this

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15-Mar-2021 TriumphIAS

AGRICULTURAL REFORMS

As the farmers’ protests continue, Barun Mitra outlines some of the key issues that could help understand the current political

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15-Mar-2021 TriumphIAS

CONTEXT OF THE 2021-22 BUDGET

Discussing agriculture, procurement, and food security in the context of the 2021-22 Budget, Hussain and Mohapatra contend that reforms affecting

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15-Mar-2021 TriumphIAS

GENDER RESPONSIVE BUDGETING

The state of Bihar was one of the early starters on Gender Responsive Budgeting in India, having published its first

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