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REIMAGINING EDUCATION | International Day of Education 2024

REIMAGINING EDUCATION | International Day of Education 2024
Reimagining governance
Development | Economics and Finance
May 25, 2012

Reimagining governance

The 21st-century governance challenge is to manage globalisation while preserving the sanctity of individual pathways that humans may choose to follow in pursuit of their dreams.

Sunjoy Joshi
Reimagining India-Nepal ties: The decade that was and the road ahead
Neighbourhood
May 21, 2024

Reimagining India-Nepal ties: The decade that was and the road ahead

As the current government in India completes its second stint in power, the timing is opportune to reflect on the trajectory that the bilateral relationship has taken up in the past decade

Shivam Shekhawat
Reimagining Indian economic planning: Planning Commission 2.0
Domestic Politics and Governance | Indian Economy | Economics and Finance | Economic Reforms | National Politics
Dec 16, 2014

Reimagining Indian economic planning: Planning Commission 2.0

The Narendra Modi government is going to close down the Planning Commission as it existed. But, any new organization of Indian economic leadership must learn from the failures and successes of the erstwhile Planning Commission, continuing its best aspects while reforming all that is irrelevant.

Samir Saran
Reimagining India’s Engagement with BIMSTEC
Neighbourhood | Indian Foreign Policy
May 11, 2023

Reimagining India’s Engagement with BIMSTEC

This brief outlines a framework for India if it is to play a more proactive role in integrating and reimagining its immediate neighbourhood, in particular with reference to the economic relations with its BIMSTEC partners. The analysis is done in the context of important economic and strategic developments in the Asia-Pacific region in the recent years. It describes how India can navigate between competing economic and geo-strategic imperatives b

Suparna Karmakar
Reimagining Kashmir
Domestic Politics and Governance
Aug 02, 2017

Reimagining Kashmir

Barkha Dutt
Reimagining Multistakeholderism: Challenges for Internet Governance
Media and Internet | Internet Governance
Dec 05, 2014

Reimagining Multistakeholderism: Challenges for Internet Governance

Concerns remain in the developing world that about whether the ICANN/IANA transition will create a truly plural process. This issue brief discusses three challenges 'multistakeholderism' must address from the perspective of the developing world: access, equity and sovereignty.

Samir Saran | Will Poff-Webster
Reimagining the Anglo-India partnership
International Affairs | Indian Foreign Policy | Great Power Dynamics
Apr 29, 2021

Reimagining the Anglo-India partnership

Despite challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, India–UK ties remain unfettered to harness new strategic convergences in sync with contemporary realities

Reimagining the triangle
International Affairs | Neighbourhood | China Foreign Policy | Economic Diplomacy
Apr 20, 2015

Reimagining the triangle

If India is the glue that binds the Sino-Pak alliance, as many argue, Delhi should have the capacity to weaken that bond through its own policies. Delhi has managed to alter the triangular dynamic with Pakistan and America by expanding its partnership with Washington. There might be similar possibilities awaiting Modi in Beijing.

Reimagining Work, Education and Skills in India’s Digital Century
Indian Economy | Media and Internet
Nov 26, 2020

Reimagining Work, Education and Skills in India’s Digital Century

Meghna Chadha | Terri Chapman
Reintegrating Kashmir’s ex-militants: An examination of India’s surrender and rehabilitation policy
Domestic Politics and Governance | Terrorism | Internal Security
Oct 03, 2019

Reintegrating Kashmir’s ex-militants: An examination of India’s surrender and rehabilitation policy

The aim of any surrender and rehabilitation policy for militants is clear: To allow them the opportunity to lay down their arms and rejoin mainstream society, and ensure that recidivism is arrested. This issue brief examines the failures of past rehabilitation policies implemented in Kashmir. The brief gives a historical overview of a succession of surrender and rehabilitation policies attempted by the Indian Government to counter violent extremi

Arshiya Bhayana
Reinventing states as regional ecological managers
Domestic Politics and Governance
Oct 16, 2020

Reinventing states as regional ecological managers

The Union government should only have a “golden share” to nudge decision making towards equitable and sustainable outcomes — not hold a hammer.

Sanjeev Ahluwalia
Reji K. JosephReji K. Joseph is associate professor at Institute for Studies in Industrial Development New Delhi. His areas of research include innovation pharmaceutical industry and FDI.

Reji K. Joseph

Reji K. Joseph is associate professor at Institute for Studies in Industrial Development New Delhi. His areas of research include innovation pharmaceutical industry and FDI.
Rekindle Indo-Iran ties
International Affairs | Indian Foreign Policy
Jan 21, 2014

Rekindle Indo-Iran ties

India and Iran are, in their own way, natural allies, a fact underscored by the increasing anti-Shia nature of Pakistan. We need them more than they need us and so we must begin the process getting Teheran off its great sulk against us.

Manoj Joshi
Rekindled Sino-Indian tensions roil geopolitics in Asia
Indian Foreign Policy | China Foreign Policy
Jan 13, 2017

Rekindled Sino-Indian tensions roil geopolitics in Asia

Harsh V. Pant
Relating to the 'Karuna factor'
International Affairs | Neighbourhood | Terrorism
Mar 17, 2004

Relating to the 'Karuna factor'

Whatever be the end-game in the ¿Karuna rebellion¿ within the monolithic LTTE, the development may have heralded a process of ¿social justice¿ or social re-engineering¿ as is understood in India ¿ and also come to stay, in a way. To the extent, the ¿Karuna factor¿ may have become unstoppable in the socio-political sense of the term, whatever be the immediate consequence of the rebellion, or its impact on the suspended peace process in Sri

| N. Sathiya Moorthy
Religion, world politics and India 
Domestic Politics and Governance
Sep 14, 2015

Religion, world politics and India 

Sriparna Pathak Raimedhi
Religious connectivity in Indo-Pak context
International Affairs | Neighbourhood
Jul 20, 2011

Religious connectivity in Indo-Pak context

In the aftermath of 9/11, fissures between the 'Islamic' and 'non-Islamic' world - a categorisation which is rather nebulous - have 'vindicated' the claims of many individuals on the Indian and Pakistani side that faith is a cause of conflict between both countries.

Religious fundamentalism Six major questions
International Affairs
Feb 10, 2015

Religious fundamentalism Six major questions

One of the issues is how the rest of the world reacts to terrorism that seeks to avenge perceived insults and wrongs. There have been various writings on this with respect to Islamist terror and this includes writings by Pakistanis and Muslims from other countries who urge a relook at the way Islam has been hijacked.

Vikram Sood | Holger Rogner
Religious tourism as soft power: Strengthening India's outreach to Southeast Asia
Indian Foreign Policy
Sep 20, 2019

Religious tourism as soft power: Strengthening India's outreach to Southeast Asia

Relocating The Human Capital Imperative in the 4th IR || ORF Kigali Global Dialogue 2019

Relocating The Human Capital Imperative in the 4th IR || ORF Kigali Global Dialogue 2019

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Rema Subramanian

Rema Subramanian
Rema SubramanianRema Subramanian is the Co-Founder and a Managing Partner at Ankur Capital.

Rema Subramanian

Rema Subramanian is the Co-Founder and a Managing Partner at Ankur Capital.
Remaking Make in India
Media and Internet | Skilling | Digital Inclusion
Apr 19, 2016

Remaking Make in India

Sunjoy Joshi
Remaking Make in India
Apr 19, 2016

Remaking Make in India

Remembering A Crisis As Pak Sinks Into Another
International Affairs | Neighbourhood | Defence and Security
Dec 26, 2011

Remembering A Crisis As Pak Sinks Into Another

President Bill Clinton's five-day visit to India in 2000 followed by a five-hour stopover in Islamabad convinced New Delhi that the world order had changed. Relationships were to be shaped by the new post cold war realities, not old loyalties.

Remembering Vajpayee at Manmohan's Moment in Mohali
Domestic Politics and Governance | National Politics
Apr 02, 2011

Remembering Vajpayee at Manmohan's Moment in Mohali

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh must take a leaf from the Atal Behari Vajpayee book. Remember how he was stung at Kargil by Pervez Musharraf after his bus journey to Lahore. But he persisted. He was willing to go some distance even at Agra, the hardliners in his own party pulled him back.

Removing local, old bottlenecks
Indian Economy | Developing and Emerging Economies | Transportation
Mar 01, 2017

Removing local, old bottlenecks

Ashok Alexander
Renata MottaRenata Motta is a Junior Professor of Sociology at the LAI at the FU Berlin Germany and project leader of the Junior Research Group Food for Justice: Power Politics and Food Inequalities in a Bioeconomy funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF).

Renata Motta

Renata Motta is a Junior Professor of Sociology at the LAI at the FU Berlin Germany and project leader of the Junior Research Group Food for Justice: Power Politics and Food Inequalities in a Bioeconomy funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF).
Renato G. Flres Jr.Renato Galvo Flres Jr. is director of International Intelligence Unit at the Foudaao Getulio Vargas Rio de Janeiro.

Renato G. Flres Jr.

Renato Galvo Flres Jr. is director of International Intelligence Unit at the Foudaao Getulio Vargas Rio de Janeiro.
Renewable energy in India: 2030 and beyond
Energy | Energy Security | Energy Efficiency
Jan 14, 2010

Renewable energy in India: 2030 and beyond

India has over thirty years of experience in developing biogas, biomass and solar energy and this expertise needs to be leveraged better

Renewable Energy Subsidies: Reigniting the Clean Energy Trade Debate
Indian Economy | Climate Change
May 22, 2023

Renewable Energy Subsidies: Reigniting the Clean Energy Trade Debate

Garima Sahdev
Renewable Energy Technologies
Energy
Jan 31, 2009

Renewable Energy Technologies

Amitav malik | Devayani bhave
Renewable Energy: Market and Policy Environment in India
Indian Economy | Energy | Energy Security | Climate Change
Nov 12, 2013

Renewable Energy: Market and Policy Environment in India

This Paper outlines the potential of renewable energy in addressing India's energy supply and access; it identifies challenges and provide a discursive overview of the various market and policy instruments developed to scale up renewable energy generation. India’s significant economic growth over the last decade has led to an inexorable rise in energy demand. Currently, India faces a Ichallenging energy shortage. To grow at 9 per cent over t

Vivan Sharan | Andrea Deisenrieder
Renewable Innovations vs. Geopolitical Tensions: Predictions for 2025
International Affairs

Renewable Innovations vs. Geopolitical Tensions: Predictions for 2025

Jan 07, 2025
Renewed interest in internet governance in New Delhi: US cyber official
Media and Internet | Internet Governance
Feb 21, 2015

Renewed interest in internet governance in New Delhi: US cyber official

With the new government in New Delhi, there is a renewed interest in internet and internet governance in India, according Mr. Thomas Dukes, US Deputy Coordinator for Cyber Affairs. He said the Digital India initiative has been revived and the Government's interest and investment in furthering it is clearly visible.

Renewing the EU-India Strategic Compact: Doing Better, Doing More, and Key How Not To’s
International Affairs
Jan 07, 2025

Renewing the EU-India Strategic Compact: Doing Better, Doing More, and Key How Not To’s

The strategic compact between India and the European Union (EU) is coming up for renewal in 2025. While the Roadmap to 2025, launched in 2020, was an important step in the relationship, the strategic partnership remains largely underwhelming. The unfulfilled potential becomes a matter of even more urgent concern today, amidst the geopolitical turbulence and geoeconomic challenges confronting the world. As negotiators from both India and the EU co

Amrita Narlikar | Gokul Sahni
Renita D'souzaRenita DSouza is a PhD in Economics and was a Fellow at Observer Research Foundation Mumbai under the Inclusive Growth and SDGs programme. Her research focus is on development economics including environmental and development finance sustainability issues such as poverty climate change resource efficiency and also the Indian economy. She has also worked on the issue of Indias cashless transformation. Her forte lies in quantitative economics and statistical modelling.

Renita D'souza

Renita DSouza is a PhD in Economics and was a Fellow at Observer Research Foundation Mumbai under the Inclusive Growth and SDGs programme. Her research focus is on development economics including environmental and development finance sustainability issues such as poverty climate change resource efficiency and also the Indian economy. She has also worked on the issue of Indias cashless transformation. Her forte lies in quantitative economics and statistical modelling.
Renu KohliRenu Kohli is an independent economist previously with the Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations International Monetary Fund and Reserve Bank of India.

Renu Kohli

Renu Kohli is an independent economist previously with the Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations International Monetary Fund and Reserve Bank of India.
Renu ModiRenu Modi is Professor and Former Director of the Centre for African Studies at the University of Mumbai. She has published widely on India in Africa, South-South Cooperation and Migration.

Renu Modi

Renu Modi is Professor and Former Director of the Centre for African Studies at the University of Mumbai. She has published widely on India in Africa, South-South Cooperation and Migration.
Renu SwarupRenu Swarup heads the Department of Biotechnology Ministry of Science and Technology Government of India.

Renu Swarup

Renu Swarup heads the Department of Biotechnology Ministry of Science and Technology Government of India.
Repairing the complex India-Nepal relationship
International Affairs | Neighbourhood
Apr 07, 2022

Repairing the complex India-Nepal relationship

There needs to be quiet dialogue to resolve their many differences, with New Delhi needing to be sensitive and generous

| Rakesh Sood
Repeat of Madrid in London
International Affairs | Terrorism
Jul 08, 2005

Repeat of Madrid in London

The synchronised explosions in London on July 7, 2005, seem to be the handiwork of the Al Qaeda and the International Islamic Front (IIF) formed by it in February, 1998.

Report of the Second India-ASEAN Track 1.5 Dialogue on cyber issues
Media and Internet | Cyber Security | Cyber and Technology
Jun 10, 2021

Report of the Second India-ASEAN Track 1.5 Dialogue on cyber issues

Report on Maritime Counter Terrorism
International Affairs | Defence and Security | Maritime Security
Nov 29, 2004

Report on Maritime Counter Terrorism

Maritime terrorism directed at international trade and energy supplies is not just within the realm of possibility but a distinct threat that confronts the international community. Acts of maritime terrorism of a noticeable scale began with the Palestinian Liberation Front hijacking an Italian cruise ship in 1985.

Repositioning for the 21st century, the DMK experience
State Level Politics
Jan 06, 2010

Repositioning for the 21st century, the DMK experience

The DMK's current resurgence had its beginning in the 2004 Lok Sabha polls that the ruling AIDMK-BJP combine lost completely after the negative fallout of the economic and fiscal reforms hit the common man

| N. Sathiya Moorthy
Republicans are likely to use the threat to impeach Trump
US Domestic Politics
Aug 31, 2018

Republicans are likely to use the threat to impeach Trump

Harsh V. Pant
Requiem to the fallen soldier. But why so many deaths?
Privacy & Data Protection
Jan 02, 2018

Requiem to the fallen soldier. But why so many deaths?

Jihadi elements continue to infiltrate terrorists to cause carnage in Jammu and Kashmir.

Deepak Sinha
Reservation Policy and its Implementation across Domains in India
Domestic Politics and Governance | Development | National Politics | Law and Justice
Sep 10, 2009

Reservation Policy and its Implementation across Domains in India

Niranjan Sahoo
Reservation: India on the edge of a fiscal precipice
Domestic Politics and Governance
Jan 19, 2019

Reservation: India on the edge of a fiscal precipice

Instead of drafting a policy that first reduces, and then ends all reservations, we are moving towards strengthening them.

Gautam Chikermane | Guillermina French