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Barnaby’s Family Tree

Finished another family tree! : D This time it’s Barnaby’s! ^-^

Lorixx, Onikka, and Prinette belong to @yurasura​!

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Alumni Speaks: Insights from Scholar Nida Maryam

In this edition of Alumni Speaks, hear from Nida Maryam as she shares why she chose to pursue public policy and what she hoped to achieve through her journey at the Indian School of Public Policy. Nida speaks about her aspirations, interest in governance and policy, and the opportunities she was looking forward to through the programme. From exploring policy challenges to understanding how governance can create meaningful impact, this conversation offers insight into the motivations driving emerging policy professionals.

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Can Market-Based Solutions Solve Delhi’s Air Pollution Crisis?

From Sarkaar to Bazaar: Delhi Air Pollution

Can emissions trading reduce Delhi’s air pollution? This blog explores market-based solutions, the Surat model, and policy limits.

Delhi’s Air Pollution Crisis remains one of India’s most pressing environmental challenges. Explore how market-based approaches, policy innovation, and economic incentives could complement traditional regulations in tackling pollution and improving air quality. Learn whether shifting from “Sarkaar” to “Bazaar” can drive meaningful environmental change.

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What Urban Research in India Really Takes: Beyond Data and Surveys

What Urban Research in India Really Takes | ISPP

A reflection on Janaagraha’s lecture on urban research in India, covering fieldwork challenges, sampling, access, and the realities of study

Urban challenges in India are complex, dynamic, and deeply interconnected. Discover what urban research in India really takes—from fieldwork and stakeholder engagement to evidence-based analysis that informs better policies and sustainable urban development. Explore the realities behind impactful urban research and policymaking.

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Multimorbidity in India | Why Chronic Care Reform Is Urgently Needed

Explore the growing challenge of Multimorbidity in India and why chronic care reform has become a public health priority. With rising cases of diabetes, hypertension, cardiovascular diseases, and other long-term illnesses, India’s healthcare system faces increasing pressure to deliver integrated and patient-centered care. This article highlights the need for stronger primary healthcare, digital health systems, and coordinated policy reforms to improve healthcare accessibility, affordability, and long-term health outcomes.

India's Multimorbidity Rise: NSS Data Urges Care Reform

NSS 2025 shows 13.1% illness rate doubling, multimorbidity surging. India needs integrated chronic care via PHCs, ABDM to cut OOPE, polyphar

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India’s Urban Growth | Beyond Metro Cities & Emerging Urban Hubs

Explore India’s Urban Growth and how development is rapidly expanding beyond major metro cities. This article highlights the rise of tier-2 and tier-3 cities, changing urban governance needs, infrastructure expansion, and the policy challenges shaping India’s next phase of urban transformation. Learn how balanced regional growth and smart urban planning are redefining the country’s economic and social landscape.

India’s Urban Growth Is Moving Beyond Metro Cities

India’s growth is shifting beyond metros. City Economic Regions, tier 2 cities, and peri-urban expansion are reshaping urban policy.

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Alumni Speaks: Insights from PDM Scholar Mehak Bharadwaj

In this edition of Alumni Speaks, hear from Mehak Bharadwaj as she shares why she chose to pursue public policy and what she hoped to achieve through her journey at the Indian School of Public Policy. Mehak speaks about her aspirations, interests in governance and policy, and the opportunities she was looking forward to through the programme. From understanding policy challenges to exploring ways to create meaningful impact, this conversation offers a glimpse into the motivations that drive young professionals towards the public policy space. Watch the full video to hear her insights and experiences at ISPP.

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Pragya Saini | PDM Scholar Class of 2026

In this edition of Voice of ISPP, hear from Pragya Saini, a current PDM scholar at the Indian School of Public Policy, as she shares why she chose to pursue public policy and reflects on her experience at ISPP. From engaging classroom discussions to understanding real-world governance challenges, Pragya speaks about the learning environment, opportunities, and experiences that have shaped her policy journey. She will soon be joining Nation with NaMo as an Associate Consultant. Watch the full video to hear her insights and experiences as an ISPP scholar.