Lokniti, a blog conceptualized, written and managed by the participants of Masters of Public Policy Programme at the National Law School of India University.
Through this article, Chaitanya Bhat explores how Mumbai city has become fragmented over the years along ethnic and economic lines, with the seeds of this inequality having been sown in colonial planning and policies.
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mpp.nls.ac.in/blog/understan…#urbanization#Mumbai
In this article, Sourav analyses how welfare delivery (or the lack of it) can affect political outcomes through different theoretical lenses in the context of the electoral experience of the BSP.
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mpp.nls.ac.in/blog/the-polit…#bsp#politics#Bahujan#welfare#UPElection
Debating protection and freedom to be, to act, to rise, to question, to complain, to claim in these difficult times
Such an inspiring morning with Sohini and Tanmay
as we come close to the end of a 2nd semester of our course on #Accountability and #governance at @MPP_NLSIU
The seemingly progressive Maternity Benefits Act may be reinforcing gender divisions in labour. In this essay, Saumya talks about the possible drawbacks of the legislations and the scope of Gender-Neutral Parental Leaves.
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mpp.nls.ac.in/blog/gender-in…
In this piece, Mehak dives into how the high-modernist thinking of the city's principal architect, Le Corbusier, has embedded into its planning hierarchies of both caste and class.
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mpp.nls.ac.in/blog/understan…
In this article Vidhi delves into the nuances of the gender gap that exists in India's judicial system. She explores the various facets of this chronic problem, and analyses the factors that hold women back from shattering this glass ceiling.
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mpp.nls.ac.in/blog/the-india…
Writing about urban green spaces in India, Yavish takes the case of Delhi and highlights both the challenges these spaces face in a growing metropolis and the importance of putting policies in place to preserve them.
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mpp.nls.ac.in/blog/urban-gre…