Building Blockchain Solutions for Social Good
How can blockchain solutions be utilised for social impact projects?
A Brief History of Identification in India
Research by Isha Malaviya
Edited & Presented by Sumit Krishna Yadav
The politics of identity has long plagued the globe and India is no exception to...
Why Aren’t We Making Hay as the Sun Shines? Moving to Solar Rooftops
Written by Vaishnavi Rathore with inputs from Arnab Chakraborty
The view from one of Dwarka’s apartments initially looks like the typical New Delhi skyline. The...
Disease Surveillance in India: From SARS-CoV to COVID 19
Amid COVID-19, disease surveillance and early warning detection mechanisms have gained importance across the world.
In India, the role of tracing the outbreak of diseases...
Changemaking as a Justice Jagrik: Stories of Youth-Led Transformations from Harda, MP
The Justice Jagrik model enables grassroots movements to take collective action towards justice by inspiring local communities in a language that they identify with.
Is it a Meteor Shower? Is it a Shooting Star? No, It’s Space Debris!
Not only does space debris pose a threat to operating satellites that are vital for communication, security, and commerce, but it can also hurl into the Earth’s atmosphere, damaging lives and property. India is right in the mix of things, but how do we mitigate and manage our space junk?
How Data Protected Policies Can Ensure Migrant Workers’ Welfare
The need of the hour is to create a policy that protects both data and citizens while effectively provisioning services.
Friends or Foes? The Right to Information vs. The Right to Privacy
Written by Anushka Jain
The government’s push to make Aadhar an integral part of the Indian’s daily life has seen a lot of opposition. At the...
How Do Internet Shutdowns & Web Censorship Work in India?
Research by Isha Malaviya
Edited & Presented by Sumit Krishna Yadav
Internet shutdowns and instances of web censorship have become a common occurrence in the...
Beyond Pegasus: The Story of State Surveillance in India
Not every citizen or institution is surveilled in the same manner, or for the same reasons. Categorising government surveillance into ‘Big Fish’, ‘Small Fish’, and ‘Dark Modes’ outlines how each type of surveillance seriously damages India's democracy.