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This Week at IMPRI!
(2021 -  Week #2 | January 11 - 17)

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Dear IMPRI Well-wisher,

Greetings!
We are pleased to present the second issue of our weekly newsletter to you. Starting this week, our newsletter will also give you an update on selected policy events and activities being organised by individuals and organisations in our diverse network of collaborators. The newsletter will also link you to recordings of IMPRI's #WebPolicyTalks held in the previous week. We hope the content ahead is enriching, and, as always, we welcome your valuable feedback.

Wishing you a fruitful year ahead!

Anshula Mehta, Assistant Director, IMPRI

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Upcoming #WebPolicyTalks / Events
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#EmploymentDebate

Prof A. Amarender Reddy (Principal Scientist (Agricultural Economics), ICAR-Centre Research Institute for Dryland Agriculture, Hyderabad) on Assuring Farmers’ Income in the Context of New Farm Laws: Issues and the Way Forward
When: January 15, 2021; 16:00 IST (Friday) | REGISTER HERE

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#CityConversations

Mr Kirtee Shah (Founder President, Habitat Forum (INHAF)) on Towards New India’s Urban Transformation: What needs to change?
When: January 16, 2021; 17:00 IST (Saturday) | REGISTER HERE

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Panel Discussion

Panel Discussion on Budget 2021 for #AtmaNirbharKrishi towards New India, moderated by Prof Surabhi Mittal (Member Secretary, International Committee of Women in Agricultural Economics, (ICWAE); Joint Secretary, Agricultural Economics Research Association (AERA)) and Dr Arjun Kumar (Director, IMPRI; China-India Visiting Scholars Fellow, Ashoka University)
When: January 18, 2021; 17:00 IST (Monday) | REGISTER HERE

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#GenderGaps

Prof Kyoko Kusakabe (Professor, Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand) on Migrant Workers and Childcare in Thailand and Myanmar
When: January 20, 2021; 18:00 IST / 19:30 ICT (Wednesday) | REGISTER HERE

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#CityConversations

Prof Harini Nagendra (Director, Research Center, and Professor of Sustainability, Azim Premji University) on Thinking Ecologically about Development in India’s Cities
When: January 21, 2021; 17:00 IST (Thursday) | REGISTER HERE

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From our partners

Online Conference

The international conference titled ‘Hydrorationality in South Asia’ will be held online and aims to engage in a discussion on how South Asia’s urban water systems are socially and technically rationalized. It is supported by the British Council, International Centre for Ethnic Studies, and University of Birmingham, UK.
When: January 11 and 12, 2021; From 08:00 UK Time / 14:00 IST (Monday and Tuesday) | ATTEND: DAY 1 / DAY 2

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Sigur Center Lecture Series

The Sigur Center for Asian Studies, USA proudly hosts Pratap Bhanu Mehta, Former Vice-Chancellor of Ashoka University; former President of the Centre for Policy Research, New Delhi; and a leading scholar and commentator on Indian politics, for the first virtual edition of their Sigur Center Lecture Series. Mehta will share his commentary and then turn to a conversation with the moderator, Deepa Ollapally, Associate Director of the Sigur Center, before turning to audience Q&A.
When: January 14, 2021; 10:00 EST / 20:30 IST (Thursday) | REGISTER HERE

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Latest Publications

  • 'Relations with India: What hope from Biden administration amidst 'major' challenges' by Simi Mehta | Counterview
  • 'Murky and Gendered Singlehood: Tales of Single Women in India' by Sreemoyee Piu Kundu | Delhi Post
  • 'Should we bet more on historians than engineers to sort flooding?' by Simi Mehta and Amita Bhaduri | India Water Portal
  • 'Depressed Minds, Suicidal Thoughts And Unsafe Nests: Mental Health And The Pandemic' by Anita Mishra and Ritika Gupta | Youth Ki Awaaz
  • 'Brazilian labour market amidst Coronavirus pandemic: Impact and way forward' by Ian Prates | Counterview
  • 'Higher Education: NEP And Evolving Paradigms In The Pandemic' by Simi Mehta | Youth Ki Awaaz
  • 'Climate change: A look through a gender lens' by Simi Mehta and Amita Bhaduri | India Water Portal
  • 'Addressing Waste Management During COVID-19: Challenges And Way Forward' by Simi Mehta | Youth Ki Awaaz

  • 'Impact Of COVID-19 On The Lives Of Rural Women' by Simi Mehta and Arjun Kumar | Youth Ki Awaaz
  • 'Why farmers call Govt of India anti-pollution law on Delhi an 'act of vengeance'' by Gurinder Kaur | Counterview
  • 'Addressing Gender-Based Violence And Ascertaining Actionable Solutions' by Simi Mehta and Anshula Mehta | Youth Ki Awaaz
  • 'Can Bangladesh shift to become ‘developing country’ from a ‘least developed’ one by 2024?' by Utpal K. De and Simi Mehta | Counterview
  • 'Despondency Amongst Migrants Returning To Uttarakhand Amidst COVID-19' by Arjun Kumar and Ritika Gupta | Youth Ki Awaaz
  • 'Lessons from Toyota and Wistron: What not to do in Budget 2021 to win back business confidence' by Utpal K. De | The Economic Times
  • 'Generating 90 million jobs in non-farm sector 'would require’ 8-8.5% GDP growth'  by Arjun Kumar and Ritika Gupta | Counterview
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In case you missed it...

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Doris Gray Leaving the Shadow of Pain

Special Lecture: Prof Doris Gray on Leaving the Shadow of Pain: Responses to Trauma - Healing amid the COVID-19 Pandemic

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#EconDevDiscussion: Ms Maheshika Dissanayake on Changing Tourism Prospects under COVID-19 and Policy Options for Sustainable Tourism in Sri Lanka

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#GenderGaps: Prof Surabhi Mittal on Gender Gaps in the Agriculture Sector: Issues, Challenges and the Way Forward

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#CityConversations: Dr Xuefei Ren on Urban Governance in China and India: Deconstructing Issues of Land Grabs, Slum Clearance and the War on Air Pollution

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Special Lecture: Prof Santosh Mehrotra on Labour, Employment and the Pandemic: Policy Suggestions and the Way Forward for Budget 2021

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