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Green Skills, Grey Areas: Is India’s Transition Just?
- Green Skills
India’s green transition is a once-in-a-generation opportunity. But who benefits from it is a matter of policy design. Without a deliberate gender lens, we risk building a new economy on the same old fault lines of inequality.
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Revisit Digital Search Powers Under the I-T Bill 2025
- Income Tax, Search & Seizure, Tech
The proposal to access an individual’s ‘virtual digital space’ raises significant concerns about privacy, overreach, and surveillance.
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Disinformation in the Digital Age Cannot be Fought by Taking Down Content
- Content Moderation, Platform Regulation
Blunt instruments like safe harbour dilution are unlikely to be effective against systemic challenges such as disinformation.
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DPDP Act Leaves Persons with Disabilities Vulnerable
- Data Protection, Disability, Privacy
The new data protection rules risk turning back the clock for Persons with Disabilities — equating disability with incapacity and eroding hard-won autonomy.
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Centering Care in India’s Economic Policy
- Care Work, Gender
Big numbers, small change: India’s Budget talks gender, but forgets to care — literally. Care work remains invisible, underfunded, and overwhelmingly shouldered by women.
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AI Blindspots in India’s Privacy Law
- Privacy, Tech Policy
India needs a technology-neutral privacy law with clear, reasonable standards to regulate AI responsibly while not locking it in a rigid, outdated framework. Doing so requires a serious reconsideration of the DPDPA’s very philosophy and design.
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Social Media Bans for Teens Will Not Succeed: India Needs Finer Policy Interventions
- Children, Privacy, Social Media, Tech
Australia’s Parliament has passed a bill banning children under 16 from social media, but India needs a middle path with tailored, nuanced solutions to tackle its unique challenges.
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What India’s AI Safety Institute Could Do
- AI Safety & Governance, Tech
India’s proposed AI Safety Institute can position the country as a global leader in evidence-based, human-centric AI governance.
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Tech’s Comfort Trap May Be Making Our Cities Unliveable
- Climate Change, Urban Planning
As urban heatwaves worsen, convenience-driven living insulates the privileged, leaving marginalized communities to face the consequences of poor planning and climate inaction.
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Analysing the Gender Budget of 2024-25 | Explained
- BUDGET, Gender, Labour Force
Transparent reporting and regular gender audits is the way forward to ensure effective and targeted spending for women’s development.
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New Broadcasting Bill Can Do with a Social Media Detox
- Broadcasting, Tech
The draft Broadcasting Services Bill could negatively impact India’s growing content creation economy, which has given millions of social media creators new economic opportunities.
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Rewriting the Script: The Supreme Court Ruling and the Future of Disability Representation in Media
- Disability, Pop Culture
The representation of persons with disabilities (PwDs) in Indian media has long been marred by stereotypes and reductive portrayals. Historically, the industry has depicted characters with disabilities either as inspirational heroes overcoming their ‘disability’ or as tragic figures, often reinforcing societal prejudices.
