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Paper July 14, 2022

Balancing Privacy with Technology Use: Lessons from Covid-19

By Harshita Agrawal & Prakhar Misra

There has been an uptick in the use of technology in fighting the COVID-19 pandemic. Governments have had to be swift and agile with response strategies.

Blog July 12, 2022

Brave New World Podcast: Episode 8 How Social Media Threatens Society

The internet has changed our lives, mostly for the better. But there is a flip side. Jonathan Haidt joins Vasant Dhar in episode 8 of Brave New World to describe how social media is a threat to democracy and public discourse — and to the mental health of a generation Useful resources 1. The Righteous […]

Blog July 12, 2022

Brave New World Podcast: Episode 7 The Nature of Intelligence

Trying to build artificial intelligence can teach us so much about intelligence itself.

Paper July 11, 2022

Understanding societal responses to policies undertaken during emergencies

By Sridhar Ganapathy, Harsh Vardhan Pachisia & Nikita Kwatra

Lessons from COVID-19’s Second Wave in Maharashtra

Op-ed July 1, 2022

Opinion | These are the gaps the Centre must fill to ensure 100% coverage of welfare beneficiaries

By Nikita Kwatra

India has an extremely complex social protection system where benefits are thinly spread across a number of central and state government schemes.

Policy Brief June 10, 2022

Response to the proposed National Data Governance Framework Policy, May 2022

By Rajeswari Parasa, Sharmadha Srinivasan, Nikita Kwatra, Upasana Hembram & Sridhar Ganapathy

A national data governance framework policy is a much-needed step in the direction of unlocking public data for various purposes: from improving service delivery, spurring innovation, to even assisting in the fight against misinformation.

Op-ed February 24, 2022

Opinion | RBI must address three important questions before digital rupee launch

By Nikita Kwatra, Dr. Hemant Adarkar & Vikram Sinha

The proposed technology to develop this, as per the finance minister’s budget speech, is blockchain, a digitally distributed, decentralized, public ledger that exists across a network.

Paper December 23, 2021

An investigation of National Open Government Data Platforms: How can India improve?

By Sridhar Ganapathy, Harsh Vardhan Pachisia, Rajeswari Parasa & Isalyne Gennaro

We study OGD platforms as infrastructure and evaluate them based on their capability, focusing on community engagement and supporting policies and frameworks that govern their creation and use.

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