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#InternationalDayOfEducation | Accessible and quality education can be a powerful tool in combating inequalities. This thread of articles from the #EPW pages explain the recent barriers India has encountered in fostering inclusive education.
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In-Quotes | The Marxist Critique of the Works of Witold Kula.
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Special Article | Disparities in computer literacy pose a significant hurdle for individuals belonging to marginalised caste communities, women and girls, limiting their access to the labour market in the information age.
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This article discusses the phenomenon of contemporary art which is a bearer of the present and lacks definition.
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EPW Engage | In the recent past, histories of the working class in colonial Bombay city have garnered attention of researchers and academicians.
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Through a series of articles, we examine the historical moulding of the Women’s Reservation Bill, with its present culmination into the Women’s Reservation Act, 2023.
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EPW Engage | This intervention discusses the state of maternal health in India.
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In-Quotes | The Reality of Historical Revisionism
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Commentary | The recent launch of the Unified Lending Interface by the Reserve Bank of India is an important step towards the further development of digital public infrastructure.
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The quotes are extracts from the article The Need to Overhaul Wasteland Classification Systems in India by Aparna Watve, Vidya Athreya and Iravatee Majgaonkar.
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EPW Distilled | Mallu Swarajyam was very active in the Telangana armed peoples' struggle. It took place in the in the erstwhile Hyderabad, the Nizam's land, where land and particularly forced labour on land, became an issue.
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Discussion Map | Estimating National and Global Poverty: Crisis of Credibility
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On this episode of Research Radio we have Sreenath V S and Mini Chandran discussing their paper To Write Was to Cense: Kāvyaśāstra and Creative Freedom in Premodern India.
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This #EPWDistilled presents 20 excerpts from book reviews published in 2024. To access, click on the link below:
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In-Quotes | The above quotes are from the article Burden of Postpartum Depression: An Indian Perspective by Teertha Arora and Nandita Bhan.
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EPW Distilled | This infographic is based on the article Caste and Wage Inequalities in India by Praveen Kumar and Indervir Singh. This paper is an examination of the changes in caste-based wage inequalities in India.
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This paper addresses the gaps in the famine historiography in India.
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Female labour force participation is a crucial denominator when it comes to studying women’s empowerment and their overall economic trajectory. Yet, a closer examination reveals certain paradoxes which need to be studied in further detail.
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The deep natural, social, and cultural processes involved in the making and unmaking of environment and labour in a caste-capitalist economy impact people’s sense of freedom, belonging, and values.
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Alternative Standpoint | The Forest (Conservation) Amendment Act, 2023 is an example of the long-standing contestation between the state and indigenous communities over forest spaces.
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