Right-wing populism New 20/06/2019 – by Aditi Roy Ghatak Modi won – but did India? In recent elections, India’s incumbent prime minister thrived on divisiveness Read
Schools 03/05/2019 – by Aditi Roy Ghatak Indispensable lessons Why teenage girls need sex education even more than teenage boys do Read
Rabindranath Tagore 09/01/2019 – by Aditi Roy Ghatak Poet, polymath, preceptor Rabindranath’s lasting impact on Bengali society Read
Handicrafts 08/01/2019 – by Aditi Roy Ghatak Kantha’s eternal beauty Why traditional Bengali embroidery is now making a difference in many village women’s lives Read
Agriculture 28/09/2018 – by Aditi Roy Ghatak Digital farming How digitisation can benefit commercial farms in India Read
Information technology 27/09/2018 – by Aditi Roy Ghatak Digital forces and ethical challenges India must prepare for dramatic digital change Read
Poverty alleviation 18/11/2017 – by Aditi Roy Ghatak Dana, zakat and charity India is moving up the ranks of countries measured in the CAF World Giving Index Read
Promoting change 17/11/2017 – by Aditi Roy Ghatak From individual charity to impact-investing Philanthropy must help drive sustainable development in India Read
Labour relations 16/09/2017 – by Aditi Roy Ghatak Nightmarish conditions Workers in India’s informal sector use rather simple technology, so productivity is low Read
Decent work 14/09/2017 – by Aditi Roy Ghatak Misleading dichotomy India’s informal sector is the backbone of the economy Read
Identity politics 22/04/2017 – by Aditi Roy Ghatak Lip service to the SDGs India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi insists that his government is setting an example of good governance, but not everyone agrees Read
