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policyproposalsforindia.com is a continuously evolving research effort that aims to reach out to academics, researchers, media professionals and policy makers at all levels in government and corporate sectors of India. The website essentially focuses on some of the most challenging issues the country is facing, and at the same time offers concrete policy suggestions that can help them in achieving rational outcomes in their endeavours. It houses articles on topics as wide as public administration, strategic affairs, economy, social development, education, health, environment and science & technology.

	College admission process flaws and corrective measures Only after getting rid of the anomalies in the college admission process, we can build legendary universities like Taxila and Nalanda and take pride in our education system.

	Why India Fails Again And Again In their quest for SEZ-based development, the plight of the state engineering services remains ignored by both central and state governments.
	Posted On : 2011-11-01

	Countering terrorism in India - some policy suggestions Several policy measures can be taken by the government on short-term and long-term basis to combat the menace and India must show political will-power backed by a sound strategy if it has to succeed.
	Posted On : 2011-11-01

	E-waste management – India must act now For a sustainable solution to the problem of E-waste, India should evolve a recycling model on the lines of the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), prevalent in European countries.
	Posted On : 2011-11-04

	The Great Indian Political Inertia The propensity of sticking to power at any cost is preventing the influx of young blood and new ideas in the Indian democracy. Is there a way out?
	Posted On : 2011-08-12

	Water pollution in India - Need of a new approach The government should give subsidies and promote research to build cheaper water treatment plants, instead of spending funds on pollution control schemes, in order to effectively control water pollution.
	Posted On : 2011-11-04

	How technology can improve the delivery system Illustrating the impact technology can have on the efficiency of the government set-up with the help of some practical examples.
	Posted On : 2011-11-04

	Tackling hunger in India: Make food a fundamental right Even after 60 years of independence, all government schemes have failed to remove hunger in India. Only a well-defined law can prove to be a catalyst to change the current scenario.
	Posted On : 2011-11-04

	Launch The Mother of All Reforms – Tax Party Funds Advocating a move that could prove to be the biggest blow to the corruption in high places.
	Posted On : 2011-11-04

	Molecular Farming - Prospects in developing countries The article seeks to highlight the immense benefits of molecular farming and the need of commercial scale cultivation, in order to cater to the huge demand of pharmaceutical and agricultural products.
	Posted On : 2011-11-04

	RTDC – A model for tourism sector in India Indian tourism industry, though competitive, is not without a few foibles and bottlenecks that includes cunning touts, inadequate facilities and pitiable infrastructure. In this regard, RTDC is a model to be emulated.
	Posted On : 2011-11-04

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	Mahatma Gandhi and class struggle The views expressed about eight decades ago by the Mahatma in this interview seem all the more relevant in the present times.

	Call this a Democracy? Yes! The Miracle of Democracy: India’s Amazing Journey, By T.S. Krishnamurthy; HarperCollins Publishers India; Pages 243; Price: Rs 395

	Revamping Indian higher education for the global environment The IHP campus in Jhansi - An eco-environmental balancing model to emulate Ensuring environment protection with development - The way ahead Indian food industry: A Recipe for its global success One Rank-One Pension – For the guardians of security and integrity of India				Mahatma Gandhi and class struggle RTDC – A model for tourism sector in India Molecular Farming - Prospects in developing countries Launch The Mother of All Reforms – Tax Party Funds Tackling hunger in India: Make food a fundamental right

	TRANSFORM, NOT REFORM Our mantra from now on should be “No more incremental reform; We need to transform totally” if we have to meet the aspirations of the people. T S Krishna Murthy Former Chief Election Commisioner of India

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I wish to commend you for your initiative in launching a website for your think-tank. You have a most impressive panel of eminent advisors to guide you.  Please accept my best wishes for the success of your mission.  Lalit Mansingh,  Former Foreign Secretary and former Indian Ambassador to United States.

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