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This paper is a part of the Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) Project, and the author is thankful to ICSSR, New Delhi for providing him with financial assistance to conduct this research work. The author is also thankful to Sridev Adak and Animesh Kundu, former research assistants, ICSSR Research Project for helping him in data collection, data entry, and

This is the second part to the report ‘Food for all to free for all: The collateral of Russia vs Ukraine  

SEARCA, through the ATMI-ASEAN project, hosted a panel session to discuss specific gender mainstreaming strategies on key priority topics under the ACRF. The

Gender mainstreaming is a globally accepted strategy that accounts for the differences in needs, living conditions, and circumstances of women and men when

Stephen Howes Ebene Cybercity in Mauritius. Picture: (Starts/Wikimedia Commons) By STEPHEN HOWES, SHERMAN SURANDIRAN Mauritius was recently declared by the World Bank to be a high-income country. On the other side of the globe, but with many similar characteristics, Fiji, which used to be richer than Mauritius, now has less than half the latter’s income per capita. The first in our two-article series (published in The Fiji Times on April 30, 2021) looked at Mauritius’ superior economic, soc...