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The journey of inflation targeting in India

NO : WP-2024-022 AUTHOR : Radhika Pandey, Ila Patnaik and Rajeswari Sengupta TITLE :  The journey of inflation targeting in India ABSTRACT : It has been eight years since India adopted the inflation targeting (IT) framework for its monetary policy. In this paper we present a comprehensive analysis of the IT regime, addressing […]

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The Neglected Contributions of R.G.Hawtrey to Macroeconomics

NO : WP-2024-009 AUTHOR : D.M.Nachane TITLE :  The Neglected Contributions of R.G.Hawtrey to Macroeconomics ABSTRACT : In the inter war years (1919-39) macroeconomics was at the forefront of attention of both thinkers as well as policymakers. This paper focuses on Hawtrey, one of the major economists of that period whose contemporary influence […]

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Unwatering the Fields: Analyzing Incentives for Crop Diversification amid Groundwater Crisis in India by Disha Gupta and Archisman Mitra

NO : WP-2025-002 AUTHOR : Disha Gupta and Archisman Mitra TITLE :  Unwatering the Fields: Analyzing Incentives for Crop Diversification amid Groundwater Crisis in India ABSTRACT : Groundwater depletion has become a serious concern in north-western India, particularly in Punjab and Haryana, largely due to the dominance of paddy cultivation and unsustainable irrigation […]

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Decentralisation of governance and maternal healthcare utilisation: Evidence from India by Bharti Nandwani and Ishita Varma

NO : WP-2025-014 AUTHOR : Bharti Nandwani and Ishita Varma TITLE :  Decentralisation of governance and maternal healthcare utilisation: Evidence from India ABSTRACT : This paper examines the impact of a decentralisation program implemented in India’s Schedule Five Areas – home to 100 million indigenous people (Scheduled Tribes, or STs) – on maternal […]

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Forest Rights, Dietary Diversity and Nutritional Security of Tribal Communities: Evidence from India by Ishita Varma

NO : WP-2025-012 AUTHOR : Ishita Varma TITLE :  Forest Rights, Dietary Diversity and Nutritional Security of Tribal Communities: Evidence from India ABSTRACT : India’s indigenous communities (Schedule Tribes or STs) have historically relied on forests for their subsistence, livelihood and cultural identity. Despite this, the STs lacked formal rights to reside in […]

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