AMITABH KUNDU

POPULATION Migration Paradox: Misrepresentation of Duration in Census Data

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POPULATION Smart Cities: An Alternative Perspective

The Smart City Mission, despite the support from various ministries is lacking in several goals including pro-poor approach in addressing several issues including access to basic amenities.

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POLICY INTERVENTIONS Pradhan Mantri Shram Yogi Maan-dhan: A Critical Appraisal

The PMSYM has several novel features, distinguishing it from Atal Pension Yojana. The implicit rate of interest is much higher and a beneficiary is entitled to a pension amount of INR 3,000 per month.

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URBAN INDIA Smart Cities: An Alternate Perspective

The Smart City Mission, despite the support from various ministries is lacking in several goals including pro-poor approach in addressing several issues including access to basic amenities.

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OPINION Demonetisation-Accusations Vs Expectations

A critical appraisal of the recent demonetisation move would involve an assessment of its impact on various dimensions such as GDP growth, employment, access to health and basic amenities, especially with special reference to marginalised sections of population.

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DEVELOPMENT India’s Poverty Line: Changing Perspectives

Several expert committees have been constituted in the past for proposing a conceptual framework and empirical procedure for determining the poverty line. Yet, an acceptable methodology remains elusive for identifying the most vulnerable and deserving segments of population for effective policy intervention.

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THE DYNAMIC EARTH Norms Obligations and Climate Negotiations

The developed and developing countries have differed on protocol and regulatory mechanisms of climate negotiations essentially because of varying geophysical specificities and countries’ strategies of economic development. The creation of an apex institution in sync with global consensus which can work out precise and transparent indices to assess the scale and effectiveness of adaptation/mitigation efforts for a more meaningful dialogue is suggested.

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