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Muslims and SCs facing double discrimination in cities, says study | India News - Vimarsana News

Muslims and SCs facing double discrimination in cities, says study | India News

India News: A study looking at patterns of residence of Muslims and those belonging to the Scheduled Castes (SCs) across cities and villages found that urban area.

Our cities are replicating rural inequality patterns - Vimarsana News

Our cities are replicating rural inequality patterns

Public services are much less likely to be found in areas with high numbers of marginalised members, our studies found.

Indian cities as segregated on caste, religious lines as US on Black, White lines, says new research - Vimarsana News

Indian cities as segregated on caste, religious lines as US on Black, White lines, says new research

The new paper states that 26% of Muslims and 17% of SCs lives in neighbourhoods with 80% population of respective community

Standardisation and collaboration are vital to transform India's open data landscape - Vimarsana News

Standardisation and collaboration are vital to transform India's open data landscape

Open and interoperable public data is not in the distant future anymore - initiatives like NDAP have made it a reality. Public data from multiple sources can now be used for various purposes, be it policy research and

An Analysis of Rural Shocks in India during the Pandemic - Vimarsana News

An Analysis of Rural Shocks in India during the Pandemic

Utilising the third round of World Bank Survey data collected during September 2020, the employment shocks in rural India are analysed based on the gender, age, caste, and income quartile of individuals. Using graphical representations and simple mean tests, it is found that, on average, females in rural areas did not have an occupation relative to males in most of the states

Source: epw.in