Lok Sabha expansion plan

Lok Sabha expansion: Fixing the representation deficit

India’s MPs represent millions each, and the proposed Lok Sabha expansion is overdue correction, not excess. Read more »
private universities

Private universities must redesign for outcomes, not scale

India’s private universities are rebooting to face competition, and outcomes will define their credibility in education. #privateuniversities Read more »
women’s reservation bill fails parliamentary hurdle

Women’s reservation fails its latest political test

Parliament backs the idea, but disagreement over delimitation blocks implementation of women's reservation again. Read more »
heat stress

Extreme heat stress draining India’s gig workforce

The heat stress is cutting gig worker incomes, hurting their productivity and weakening consumption across the Indian economy. #heatstress #gig Read more »
textiles public health

Why textiles should be treated as a public health issue

Textile safety cannot be left to voluntary certification when chemical exposure and pollution affect health across the life cycle. #publichealth #textiles Read more »
women in law

Women in law still face barriers to the Bench

India’s courts speak of equality, but the legal profession still keeps women in law from reaching the Bench. #women #law #judge Read more »
india sports infrastructure

Missing sports infrastructure is a public health risk

India’s growth has outpaced its sports infrastructure, hurting public health and grassroots talent. Read more »
natural EEGs health monitoring

Natural EEG: Smartphone apps are changing how we study brain activity

Natural EEGs can support long-term monitoring outside hospitals for people with neurological disorders, and help others track health issues. Read more »
Artemis II and public health

Artemis II opens a new frontier in public health

Artemis II is more than a lunar flyby; it highlights how deep space and satellite systems are reshaping public health. Read more »
India’s rare disease policy challenges

Rare disease policy needs continuity, not one-time relief

India’s rare disease policy recognises patients but fails to ensure continuity of treatment where therapy must be lifelong. Read more »