2011 Apr-Jun
At noon on 13th January 2011, 15 year-old Sukrity, a resident of North Tripura, became the one millionth resident whose...
The use of Biometrics in national identity cards has sliced the globe into two with people in developed nations looking...
The villagers in Tembhli with whom the government kicked off its UID identity exercise in September last year have no...
The cornerstone of the Aadhaar project is “Inclusion”, the identity of a person and their ability to participate in the...
It is reasonably well-established fact that a public authority, which evades accountability has something to hide. The Right to Information...
In this detailed paper, Rajanish Dass questions if financial exclusion is just due to lack of residents’ identities or is...
For most things in life, we think that the more we spend, the higher quality item we can purchase. Sadly...
Gandhi was a role model for me when I was growing up in a remote part of India with no...
It is time now to review the PPP - the...
It is not that the rich have got richer but...
The devolution of finances directly to the people’s elected representatives...
There are some serious challenges to Panchayti Raj Institutions (PRIs)...
It is time now to review the PPP - the most acclaimed and best available model for infrastructure development. What...
State Rankings Highlights Andhra Pradesh retains number one...
Step 1: Call for Project Submission Call for...
In the run-up to the elections, the most...
West Bengal has come to be synonymous with...
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