Srinidhi Kavirayani[1] [1] MA Public Policy and Governance (2024-26), TATA Institute of Social Sciences, Hyderabad   Srinidhi.kavirayani@gmail.com Linkedin- https://www.linkedin.com/in/srinidhi-kavirayani-a962351b9/ Title: Migration as a Cause and Effect of Climate Vulnerability: The Dual Complexities of Rural-Urban Migration Author(s): Srinidhi Kavirayani Keywords: Urban migration, climate change, climate vulnerability, livelihoods Issue Date: 25 July 2025 Publisher: IMPRI Impact and […]

Navya Garg[1], R. Ahalya[2], Samriddhi Sethi3 [1] Department of Economics, Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi Email: navyagargonline@gmail.com  | LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/navyagarg09 [2] Department of Economics, Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi Email: rahalya@dr.du.ac.in | LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/r-ahalya-73b28b25b/   Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=HveUDj0AAAAJ&hl=en&authuser=1   3 Department of Economics, Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi Email: sethisamriddhi3108@gmail.com | LinkedIn: […]

Narola Jamir , Luke Rimmo Minkeng Lego Title: Defining the Other: Systemic Alienation, and the Perpetual Marginalization ofNortheast India in Modern Indian Policy Author(s): Narola Jamir , Luke Rimmo Minkeng Lego Keywords: AFSPA, northeast India, culture, society Issue Date: 25 January 2025 Publisher: IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute Abstract: This article examines the ongoing […]

Amira Fazal Title: Secularism in Bangladesh: A Paradox? Author(s): Amira Fazal Keywords: Secularism, Bangladesh, Political Islam, Bengali Nationalism, Religious Minorities Issue Date: 25 January 2025 Publisher: IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute Abstract: As interim PM Prof Yusuf was sworn in, PM Modi was among the first few to receive a phone call as the […]

Monisha Dey[1] [1] Guest Faculty, Dept of Political Science, Cotton UniversityEmail: monishadey46650@gmail.com Title: Water Justice and Caste Exclusion: Understanding Mahad Satyagraha and its Contemporary Implications Author(s): Monisha Dey Keywords: Water, untouchables, Mahad satyagraha, Rights Issue Date: 11 July 2024 Publisher: IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute Abstract: Water is one of the most basic necessities […]

Kinshuk Kandpal[1] [1] Pursuing post-graduation in Development Studies at Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madrashs22h030@smail.iitm.ac.in Title: Empowering Justice: Charting the Course for AI in Indian Undertrail Management Author(s): Kinshuk Kandpal Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Legal Sphere, COMPAS (Correctional Offender Management Profiling for Alternative Sanctions), Public Policy, DPI (Digital Public Infrastructure) Issue Date: 11 July 2024 Publisher: […]

The problem of today’s society is that the people who, if not a victim of a particular kind of injustice, seem to turn a blind eye to the continuing crimes in society, one of the most serious of which includes domestic violence against women. Over the years, women from various backgrounds have been facing gender-based violence, especially in a country like India. Though domestic violence does not exclusively refer to wife-beating or emotional abuse on the wives by their husbands or in-laws, statistically the percentage of women being the victims of such kind of violence is higher. Certain sections of the youth can be characterized to be politically aware of the continuation of such heinous crimes in society to date and scorn upon it. However, some are not aware or sensitive to such problems as such or believe that the wives are responsible for the violence inflicted upon them. This article basically discusses the perceptions of such kinds of people and briefly throws light upon the significance of their understanding of the problem through a sympathetic perspective. This article is based on primary and secondary research.