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Continue ReadingOne Road One Belt Project initiated by Hong Kong WTO Research Institute and Guanghua Law School, Zhejiang University
CITEL is currently working on the One Road One Belt project initiated by Hong Kong WTO Research Institute and the Guanghua Law School at Zhejiang University to study the legal and trade policy regimes of various countries within the Silk Road Initiative. The Silk Road Initiative includes Central Asia, West Asia, the Middle East and…
Continue ReadingIndia needs multi-pronged approach to eradicate poverty : Report
The Hindu Why we are still like this?: The child of a road-laying worker may be asking her sister while the younger is playing, unmindful of the future. A file photo: Mohammed Yousuf. A multi-pronged approach with focus on inclusive economic growth would help eradicate poverty, which is increasingly getting concentrated in a few geographical…
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Gujarat falls steeply in human well-being index : Report
Gujarat has fallen precipitously on a countrywide index of human well-being according to a report on public policy published by a reputed private university. “Gujarat is seen slipping from rank 10 out of 35 (states and union territories) in 1981 to 17 in 2001 and further to 24 in 2011,” O.P. Jindal Global University (JGU)…
Continue ReadingChauvinism and patriotism not the same
Sedition is an act against the security of the country. How does clapping for the Pakistani cricket team threaten security or even the interests of the Indian state? When did patriotism insist on uniforms or uniformity? I want to begin autobiographically. As children, one of the favourite games of fantasy that we played was to…
Continue ReadingIndia : A large Agrarian Economy with Largest Number Coping with Hunger
Jindal School of Government and Public Policy and the Open Society Foundations organized a Joint conference on “Reimagining & Reinvigorating Rural India”. The daylong conference was aimed at understanding the current state and challenges of rural governance in India, highlighting innovations and policy approaches from vantage points. Rural Governance and Public Policy, Empowering Rural Citizens…
Continue ReadingPolitically Polarized Policies Failing To Address People’s Aspirations
KATHMANDU, May 15: Nepal has long been suffering from politically-polarized public polices due to the prevalence of politically-polarized policy-making institutions which have been gradually making the people more frustrated, experts said at an event held in Kathmandu on Thursday. Speaking at the event on ‘Furthering the Public Policy Discourse’, organized by Nepal Economic Forum (NEF),…
Continue ReadingOffering students a chance to explore and experiment
NAGPUR: Indian schools are known for their rote method of learning. Right after coming out of these schools at the age of 16, a student is supposed to choose a subject to study and stick to it through college and perhaps even professional life. In such a scenario, re-introducing liberal arts in the Indian colleges…
Continue ReadingJindal Law School wins Oxford’s mooting competition
A team of students from OP Jindal Global University (JGU) has won the ‘Price Media Law Moot Court Competition’ hosted by Oxford University in the United Kingdom. The competition, which was recently hosted by Oxford University’s Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, witnessed participation of several teams, including Queen Mary University and Singapore Management University, from across…
Continue ReadingIndian economy on right path, challenges need to be addressed: Shashi Tharoor
NEW DELHI: Congress leader Shashi Tharoor has expressed optimism on the growth and direction of the Indian economy, and said corruption, power shortage and red tapism were some of the challenges that it had to overcome to grow faster. Addressing an international conference on “Beyond the Washington Consensus: Public Policy and Future of Development Assistance”…
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