Month: April 2019

How effective are the Policies for Rehabilitations of Bonded Labour in India?

Jawed Alam Khan

• 30 April 2019
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One of the major yet rarely discussed issues in the informal sector of the economy has been the problem of bonded labour. A large proportion of India’s labour force is employed in the informal...

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The Systems Approach towards better WASH service delivery

Trisha Agarwala

• 26 April 2019
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The quagmire in the WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene services) sector is a dearth of Systems[1] thinking. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), recently adopted by the United Nations, have...

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Identity and Class Politics: A Call for Solidarity

Sakshi Rai

• 24 April 2019
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On May 1st, 2018 a sportswear multinational company released an advertisement featuring black lives matter activist and sportsperson Colin Kaepernick which was later, met with some backlash. This...

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