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Women's Movements in India
Women's Movements in India: A Holistic Exploration

Women’s Movements in India: A Holistic Exploration

Women’s movements in India have tirelessly fought for gender equality, challenging societal norms and advocating for women’s rights across all spheres of life, from education and politics to social and legal reforms. These movements have played a crucial role in empowering women and reshaping the country’s social landscape. Introduction: The advent of women’s movements in ...

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Civil Society in India
Civil Society in India

Civil Society in India

Understanding Civil Society: Civil society is a multifaceted concept encompassing a broad array of civic organizations, grassroots movements, advocacy groups, and voluntary associations. It embodies the collective voice and actions of citizens who come together to address common concerns, advance shared values, and contribute to societal well-being. Unlike governmental institutions and private enterprises, civil society ...

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New Economic Policy
New Economic Policy

New Economic Policy 

The New Economic Policy aims to liberalize and rejuvenate the economy through market-oriented reforms while maintaining state control over key sectors, fostering a mixed economy model. Introduction: The economic landscape of post-independence India was shaped by a confluence of historical factors, ideological inclinations, and pragmatic aspirations. The leaders of newly-independent India, deeply influenced by the ...

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Five Year Plans
Five Year Plans

Five Year Plans: Blueprints for India’s economic development

Introduction: Economic planning in India has been a cornerstone of its developmental journey, tracing back to the early 20th century. Since its inception in 1951 with the First Five-Year Plan, India’s planning initiatives have undergone significant evolution and adaptation to address the nation’s socio-economic challenges. This article provides a detailed exploration of the planning process ...

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Political Science

Ethical Dilemmas of Biotechnology and Bioengineering”

The question of whether there should be ethical limitations on biotechnology and bioengineering is a complex and multifaceted one, with no easy or one-size-fits-all answer. Biotechnology and bioengineering have the potential to bring about tremendous benefits to humanity, from improving healthcare and agriculture to addressing environmental challenges. However, they also raise significant ethical concerns that ...

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Political Science

“Limits of Comparative Political Analysis By Neera Chandoke”

Comparative political analysis is currently facing multiple crises, including self-definition, cognitive schemes, academic and political aims, and methodological challenges. There are concerns about what makes comparative politics uniquely susceptible to recurring crises. The first crisis, famously known in the field’s history, occurred in 1955 when Roy Macridis criticized the parochial, descriptive, formalistic, and individualistic nature ...

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India and SADC (South African Development Community)
India and SADC (South African Development Community)

India and SADC (South African Development Community)

Introduction: India’s relationship with the South African Development Community (SADC) represents a strategic pillar of its foreign policy towards Africa. SADC, established in 1980, comprises 16 member states, spanning across Southern Africa. The alliance aims to promote regional integration, socioeconomic development, and political stability in the region. India’s multifaceted engagement with SADC is rooted in ...

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Sovereignty
Sovereignty

Sovereignty

Introduction The inception of sovereignty coincides with the rise of nation-states in Europe, a transformative period marked by the consolidation of centralized power under monarchs. This epoch witnessed the zenith of state authority, as monarchs asserted their dominion over disparate territories, laying the groundwork for the modern concept of sovereignty. However, sovereignty’s roots delve deeper ...

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