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Frugal science is not about skimping on science. It is about removing roadblocks to learning. It champions technology not because it is low cost but because it is open source, accessible, adaptable, and decentralised. theindiaforum.in/science-and-te…
PLI has contributed to growth in production and exports; however, given the scale of support, the rise in output, relative to total electronics production, falls short. 4/5th of the domestic PLI firms have not met thresholds, bringing it into question. theindiaforum.in/economy/assess…

While incorrect exclusion that deprives a citizen the right to vote is more grave than incorrect inclusion, both aspects vitiate the democratic process & should be checked. The issues raised around the SIR in its present form need to be suitably addressed. theindiaforum.in/politics/expla…
Delay in holding local govt elections (rural & urban) may also be a pointer to the now visible trend of centralisation of power through increased use of digital technology in both the union & the states. This is fundamentally undemocratic and anti-people. theindiaforum.in/politics/addre…
'Dying Lineage' offers a valuable feminist perspective on the epics, showing their ability to absorb diverse beliefs and practices, disciplining them into Brahminism and facilitating the shift to a monarchical, stratified society. Nivedita Menon writes theindiaforum.in/book-reviews/o…
.@rangarajan_ias explains the objectives, processes and the arguments for and against the electoral rolls revision in Bihar being conducted by the @ECISVEEP; the concerns about citizenship being investigated in the process and the possible way forward. theindiaforum.in/politics/expla…
'Dying Lineage' offers a valuable feminist perspective on the epics, showing their ability to absorb diverse beliefs and practices, disciplining them into Brahminism & facilitating the shift to a monarchical, stratified society. A review theindiaforum.in/book-reviews/o… @TheIndiaForum
Frugal science is no side plot—it is at the heart of a fairer and more sustainable future. Where formal research infrastructure is thin on the ground, it brings not just empowerment but ownership. @SoumyaRanganat4 writes theindiaforum.in/science-and-te…
A photo essay on the unique Muharram processions in Srinagar; scenes from this year's Muharram. theindiaforum.in/tiffin/muharra…
Since the introduction of the Disaster Management Act 2024, India is unquestionably better equipped to save lives quickly, but only marginally better at preventing losses. @AnshuOgra on the evolution of disaster management in India theindiaforum.in/climate-change…
Frugal science expands traditional science by prioritising inclusion. But structural biases & lack of institutional support hinder its growth. Mainstreaming frugal science in India requires dedicated support systems, making innovation more accessible. theindiaforum.in/science-and-te…
The Evolution of Disaster Management in India theindiaforum.in/climate-change… @TheIndiaForum
Frugal Science “technologies illustrate how simple science tools, while being low key, tap into powerful scientific principles to execute vital processes typically reserved for costly labs.” #Science theindiaforum.in/science-and-te… @TheIndiaForum