My name is Megha Wadhwani and I am a student at the University of Toronto pursuing an Honours BA in Political Science. I am currently conducting a project for the U of T School of Public Policy and Governance in which I’m researching internships in the area of public policy. There seems to be a lack of positions in this field for students, which is why I am creating a database that outlines the opportunities available.
One of the areas I’m researching is positions for students in Canada looking for policy work in India. India and Canada have a lot to offer each other and given the similarities they have, they can learn a lot from each other. I know that the India Policy Institute conducts a significant amount of policy work in India and I was wondering if you would have any positions available for Canadian students? I would really appreciate any
help you can provide me with, even if it is just pointing me in the right direction.
Thank you so much for your time and consideration. I hope to hear from you soon.
Regards,
Megha Wadhwani
sabhlok
Thanks Megha
IPI is a primarily a public policy dissemination institute, not policy research institute. It is also run by volunteers, in the virtual space, with no ground level presence. So we don’t have internship opportunities. However, we would welcome articles for our magazine, India Policy Update.
I will write to you separately re: alternative places to explore. In particular, the CCS. More later.
Regards
Sanjeev
Ushma
Hello,
My name is Ushma Ghatlia and I recently graduated from the University of Oxford with a degree in Law – I am interested in doing some public policy work – can you please tell me the process of submitting articles to your magazine, as well as if you're looking for articles on any specific subjects?
I’m afraid the IPU stopped after the first issue given resourcing issues. I suggest the best way to publish your thoughts is on your own blog. Should your work be of interest to me, I’m happy to link to my blog http://sabhlokcity.com/. Today, time constraints and the existence of the web means that there is often far higher readership of policy articles directly from blogs than through policy magazines.
Hi Megha, Ushma ,
This is for everyone interested in Policy & Research and keep the ball rolling . I represent Joint Policy Advisory group . Its a one of its initiative in India with 100% focus on TVE&T. I will like to welcome anyone interested to start projects
Warm regards
Rajat Khawas
Hello,
My name is Megha Wadhwani and I am a student at the University of Toronto pursuing an Honours BA in Political Science. I am currently conducting a project for the U of T School of Public Policy and Governance in which I’m researching internships in the area of public policy. There seems to be a lack of positions in this field for students, which is why I am creating a database that outlines the opportunities available.
One of the areas I’m researching is positions for students in Canada looking for policy work in India. India and Canada have a lot to offer each other and given the similarities they have, they can learn a lot from each other. I know that the India Policy Institute conducts a significant amount of policy work in India and I was wondering if you would have any positions available for Canadian students? I would really appreciate any
help you can provide me with, even if it is just pointing me in the right direction.
Thank you so much for your time and consideration. I hope to hear from you soon.
Regards,
Megha Wadhwani
Thanks Megha
IPI is a primarily a public policy dissemination institute, not policy research institute. It is also run by volunteers, in the virtual space, with no ground level presence. So we don’t have internship opportunities. However, we would welcome articles for our magazine, India Policy Update.
I will write to you separately re: alternative places to explore. In particular, the CCS. More later.
Regards
Sanjeev
Hello,
My name is Ushma Ghatlia and I recently graduated from the University of Oxford with a degree in Law – I am interested in doing some public policy work – can you please tell me the process of submitting articles to your magazine, as well as if you're looking for articles on any specific subjects?
Thanks,
Ushma
Dear Ushma
I’m afraid the IPU stopped after the first issue given resourcing issues. I suggest the best way to publish your thoughts is on your own blog. Should your work be of interest to me, I’m happy to link to my blog http://sabhlokcity.com/. Today, time constraints and the existence of the web means that there is often far higher readership of policy articles directly from blogs than through policy magazines.
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Hi Megha, Ushma ,
This is for everyone interested in Policy & Research and keep the ball rolling . I represent Joint Policy Advisory group . Its a one of its initiative in India with 100% focus on TVE&T. I will like to welcome anyone interested to start projects
Warm regards
Rajat Khawas
Following up on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s inaugural address at the NITI ‘Transforming India’ Lecture Series, in New Delhi (https://newsroom24x7.com/2016/08/26/transforming-india-modi-for-rapid-transformation-and-not-gradual-evolution/), newsroom24x7.com has published two analytical write-ups on bureaucracy in India.
The links to the write-ups are as follows:
1. Collapse of the Steel Frame of Indian Bureaucracy and Modi’s call for Rapid Transformation of the Administrative Systems
(https://newsroom24x7.com/2016/08/26/collapse-of-the-steel-frame-of-indian-bureaucracy-and-modis-call-for-rapid-transformation-of-the-administrative-systems/)
2. How the steel frame of administration was reduced to a bamboo frame
(https://newsroom24x7.com/2016/08/27/how-the-steel-frame-of-administration-was-reduced-to-a-bamboo-frame/)
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