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Econ PhD Scholar| South Asian University| Alumna of SRCC and Jamia| Econ, Fem Econ, Federer, and Austen| Working on Rural Transformation| Web Editor @RoutedM

New Delhi, India
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Sharing the call for chapter abstracts for the proposed book titled History of Gender and Feminist Economics in South Asia, to be edited by me for @Routledge_Econ . Feel free to reach out with queries and entries. Details in the photo. Super excited and nervous!
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Important morning read today.
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"One of my younger colleagues at the IMF found it hard to get a good job in academia, despite holding a PhD from MIT’s prestigious economics department, probably because her work showed that trade liberalization had slowed the rate of poverty reduction in
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Unbelievable number of working hours of Indian women in IT and Media. "Indian women workers in information and communication jobs worked 56.5 hours every week in 2023, the most for any job type in India... The younger the professional the more the number of hours they work."
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"Mr. Modi's government has never seen a methodology it likes... Sometimes the government does not even like its own data." This is funny, yet tragic.
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How it all started: "A research university that primarily awards master's degrees and PhDs, JNU saw the number of seats offered to students wishing to enroll in a master's or a doctoral program plummet by 84%, from 1234 to 194 in one year. Furthermore, admissions committees
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Gems from deuta's library.
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From @shilpi_phukan 's fb.
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If you are still expressing shock at what happened in IP College, you are really living under a rock. Just check out the profiles of the people who have been recruited. We had no chance. This was never about merit anyway.
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Look what came in the mail today! 😀
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A phone of her own - gender digital divide in rural India "Of the surveyed youth, 94.7% of males and 89.8% of females could use them. Of the males who knew how to use smartphones, 43.7% owned such a device, while only 19.8% of the females owned one."
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"No one knows how many people live in Indian cities today. The last census was taken 13 years ago... 1 in 3 people lived in cities in 2011. Today perhaps as many as 1 in 2 do. Yet the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs was allocated a mere 1.7% of the national budget."
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Seeing all the hullabaloo over a film on the Ramayana, I can't help but think about Mahasweta Devi's After Kurukshetra and what a good adaptation of epics can be like. Forget the heroes of the war, what about those who were neglected and destroyed by it?
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Economists should retire the term "unskilled" for labour. "Many people don't recognise care giving - whether for the very young or very old - as a particularly skilled profession. This is mistaken. How do you listen to someone's needs even when they're not clearly articulated?"
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Amartya Sen starting his books with Shakespeare and Dickens analogies is something all economists should do, I think 😀
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"The lack of fieldwork tradition in the social sciences (excluding social anthropology and sociology) has had adverse results on their growth and development. It has alienated them from grassroots reality and led to fanciful assumptions about the behaviour of ordinary people.
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facing charges of plagiarism. In particular, several former ABVP student activists from JNU have been appointed as assistant professors even after being disqualified by the committee in charge of shortlisting applicants." - Christophe Jaffrelot, "Modi's India"
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Indian universities and their trees - JNU, HCU, and Visva Bharati ❤️
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"In India, politicians, journalists, and scholars are increasingly using decolonial frameworks to legitimize far-right Hindutva ideologies. To take just one example, in his 2021 book India, That Is Bharat: Coloniality, Civilisation, Constitution,
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Eduardo Galeano was only 30 when he wrote Open Veins of Latin America which he completed in only 3 months, in the last 90 nights of 1970, while he worked during the day in the university, editing books and magazines. One of the finest books I've read. Loved every bit of it.
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Photos don't do justice to the beauty of rural Assam
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"It's now unimaginable that a player would, as Brazil’s midfielder Sócrates did in 1984, justify their move to an Italian club by saying that doing so would provide them with an opportunity to read Antonio Gramsci in the original." .
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I can't explain how much I miss libgen right now :/
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Sister's a superhero. Even after everything, she's the one consoling me. Still promptly replying to all her emails. Still doing all the @SociologyDoing work with as much passion as ever.
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rural India. While theoretical papers showing that freer trade could have such adverse effects were acceptable, studies that demonstrated the phenomenon empirically were met with skepticism." Sums up so many things.
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"In a decade increasingly poisoned by Hindu radicalism, Karnad’s artistic mandate would change — but it relied as much as ever on his late friend’s (A.K. Ramanujan) ideas." What a wonderful tale of friendship - loved reading this.
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were made up solely of experts appointed by the JNU VC, flouting university statutes and guidelines followed by the UGC, which stipulate that academics should be involved. This made it possible to hire teachers from Hindu nationalist circles with few qualifications, and some
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Sharing all things red today - red from JNU, red from Meghalaya, and red from Dublin!
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HCU campus was made for endless strolls
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Ah! I'm beyond elated! So looking forward to working on this :)
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🌟 Exciting News! 🌟 🎉We are thrilled to announce the selection of ten exceptional researchers for the second edition of the National Gender Fellowship! 🎉 Congratulations to our selected fellows: ✨ Chiara Furtado ✨ Sadaf Masoodi ✨ Mariyeh Mushtaq ✨ Salonie
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Love the headline.
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Delhi in winter is always fun
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"These texts (commercial literary texts) might seem to mark the end of literature as dissent; they do not take political positions as much as write mundane stories of sadness, freedom, and desire.
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Don't you just love it when you are casually reading a paper on time use survey and it begins with an Amrita Pritam poem?
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Let's talk about spring in the Assamese countryside ❤️
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Forts in Delhi
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"The EWS reservation is presented as being based on economic criteria and not identity. But in reality, it is very much a caste-based quota, specifically targeting groups that do not suffer any discrimination and, in fact, rank the highest on the social scale of ritual purity.
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Affirmative action policies in the US and India began with the intention of addressing historical discrimination and promoting social justice. But this guiding principle has dimmed considerably, writes @_ADeshpande .
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Reading this very interesting book on understanding the rural middle-class in India.
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"There is no such thing as a neutral educational process. Education either functions as an instrument that is used to facilitate the integration of the younger generation into logic of the present system and bring about conformity to it, or it becomes "the practice of freedom",
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Brazilian educator Paulo Freire died on this day in 1997. “To alienate people from their own decision-making is to change them into objects.”
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Kolkata hate is so weird, I'll never understand how one can dislike this pretty city?!
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Kolkata is probably the only tier-1 city where you can eat three times meal in just 100 Rs. Breakfast:- 4 puris (16 Rs. + Sabzi free) Lunch:- 10 Rs. rice + 45 Rs. Bhuna Gosht Dinner:- 3 Rotis (9 Rs.) + Bhindi-Aloo Sabzi (20 Rs.) These are the real rates in my locality🙃
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The Contractualisation of Indian Workforce "In 2002, 77% of workers were directly employed by factories and the rest 23% were contractual. By 2021, the share of directly employed workers decreased to 60% and the share of contractuals increased to 40%."
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It was a short trip but Kolkata will always be special ❤️
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Some of the newspaper headlines today on the Economic Survey. Fantasy novel indeed.
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Tea plantations getting shut down, tea workers not getting even the minimum wage, and tea growers facing price stagnation - if enough alternative rural non-farm jobs are not created, how are these workers even supposed to survive?
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The sky and the Bangladesh border from Sohra, Meghalaya
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We went for a walk in Patiala today :)
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Hyderabad was all about food
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I love how we can learn something new everyday (and this is so fascinating to me) - the role of telenovelas in reducing fertility rates in Brazil.
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I wrote about a topic close to my heart - Fieldwork as a Feminist Methodology in Economics for @CriticalDev
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NEW POST: @RitwikaPatgiri brings together feminist and decolonial critiques of economic methodology to argue for fieldwork as a feminist method. "It is only through probing and better framing of questions can one truly identify women’s work." 👇
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"On average, Indian women spend over 44 hours a week on unpaid domestic work and caregiving activities. In comparison, men spend just over five hours a week on these activities."
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"India isn't Islamophobic." Just one instance (from Jaffrelot's Modi's India): "IndiaSpend estimates that in 2017, there were 34 bovine-related incidents, compared to 25 in 2016, 13 in 2015, 3 in 2014, 1 in 2013, and 1 in 2012. 24 out of the 28 yearly victims during the
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"Indian women spend as much as ten times more time on (domestic chores) than men, one of the highest gaps globally. Moreover, with nearly universal marriage and a strong preference for sons, young women enter marriage and motherhood sooner than in
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Salman Rushdie writing about the benami transactions and the Aadhaar loopholes is my favourite kind of writing
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23 Things They Don't Tell You About Capitalism by Ha-Joon Chang is just one of those books which will always be relevant
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Christmas celebrations at a Garo village near Chandrapur today. Everything was sooooo pretty :)
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This year I rediscovered the joy of reading short stories so I'm going to list down my favourite ones of 2023: 1. Kavach - Urmila Pawar 2. Rudali - Mahasweta Devi 3. Pura Gaon'r Pahila Bohag - Syed Abdul Malik (Assamese) 4. Udang Bakas - Indira Goswami (Assamese)
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Conspicuous Consumption of the Rich "A Keynesian understanding holds that lavish consumption of the rich is a problem only if enough investment is not forthcoming to absorb those searching for jobs and if consumption of working class is curtailed through high monopoly prices."
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I miss reading only fiction
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Travelling across rural Assam and admiring the food, the waterfalls, the dragon fruit fields, the rivers, and the jhum fields
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Important - "the avg earnings of educated self-employed ppl are less than wages of not literate casual workers. Despite this, there has been significant ↑ in the % of self-employed work." At what point do we seriously start talking about the current distress-led self-employment?
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"For anyone really interested in studying the history of development, it should be clear that Rostow advocated mass killing to promote American-style capitalism. However, the way that universities have taught and disseminated his work has often concealed
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"In Feb, about 47 lakh applicants appeared for an exam to select around 60,000 constables in UP. In 2022, 1.25 crore aspirants applied for the Railway Recruitment Board's Non-Technical Popular Categories recruitment exams... Why not admit the problem and act?"
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I keep thinking about this story that a friend told me about Satyajit Ray. In 1964, PBS, a non-profit govt-funded tv programming distributor in the US, requested Ray to make an English-language film in a Bengali setting. Ray instead went on to make his masterpiece "Two", an anti-
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35 yrs ago On 2nd Feb, 1989 the then French President flew down all the way to Calcutta to honour Ace film maker Satyajit Ray with France highest civilian award - Legion d'Honneur.
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Marxist accounts of women’s oppression often overlook Engels. "... a distinctive feature of Engels’s analysis was that gender oppression is marked by class. For low-paid women workers, the double burden of paid and unpaid work bears down heavily."
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Turns out that NYT has admitted that the Hamas rape story was fabricated. Can't help but think about the ramifications of such fabricated stories. One such instance from India (from Jaffrelot's Modi's India):
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"Conflict and violence triggered 69,000 displacements in South Asia in 2023, with Manipur violence accounting for 67,000."
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Old Delhi during Ramadan (photo by @iamssk_16 ), Old Hyderabad during Ramadan (photo by me) ❤️
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Virginia Woolf writing about men: "And he wondered what she was reading, and exaggerated her ignorance, her simplicity, for he liked to think that she was not clever, not book-learned at all. He wondered if she understood what she was reading. Probably not, he thought.
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Rice fields in Assam, wheat fields in Punjab
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India and our Domestic Workers "She may spend all day cooking meals but expensive treats in the fridge are out of bounds. India is the only country in the world where fridge manufacturers add a lock; even the multinationals have succumbed to this demand."
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Happiest birthday, @Rituparna37 , the bestest sister in the world!
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So, Jhumpa Lahiri wrote her third novel in Italian and then translated it to English. "Whereabouts" is such a difficult read. "Solitude - it's become my trade," Lahiri writes. Too real, too painful.
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Fishermen, their boats, the Brahmaputra, and the afternoon sky.
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Our view today - my pollen allergy is getting worse but Dilli in spring is always love 💕
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I thought the main focus groups of this budget were the youth, women, farmers, and the poor.
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Guwahati Book Fair haul without going to the book fair cause @Rituparna37 is the best sister ever and got me all the books I wanted <3
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"The world's fastest growing language is emoji, originated in the 1980s in Japan. Women are it's heaviest users - 78% of women versus 60% of men. And yet, until 2016, the world of emojis was curiously male." Enjoying reading this gem - how data bias has kept women invisible.
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Feel like this is as good a time as any to talk about this: "Kali for Women published some pathbreaking books mostly in English but also took on radical publishing in vernacular such as the Hindi reference book Shareer ki Jankari (‘About the Body’).
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Today marks 88 years since the first Assamese movie "Joymoti" was released. But the price paid by Aideu Handique, the first ever Assamese actress, was different from what one would expect.
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It's September and it's still 37° in Assam. Climate change in the north-east is going to get worse. Water scarcity across rural as well as urban Assam is a reality now.
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This has resulted in woeful ignorance about the complex interaction of economic, political and social forces at local levels." - M.N. Srinivas Reading Surinder Singh Jodhka's Village Society to gain the motivation I needed as I contemplate going for my own fieldwork. :)
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Loved reading this book on feminization of agriculture and its implications in Bengal. Here's my review for @SociologyDoing :
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Becoming a Farmer Women in Rural West Bengal, India by Raktima Mukhopadhyay, Itishree Pattnaik and Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt (2023): A Review by Ritwika Patgiri @RitwikaPatgiri @OrientBlackSwan
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Two things I love - Roger Federer and Economics. I have honestly seen everything! 😅
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Day 5 of continuous rain in Lower Assam. Rice fields now looking like a lake.
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What has been the role of non-governmental organisations in involving women in the political and development process in rural Bangladesh? My review of Nayma Qayum's book Village Ties: Women, NGOs, and Informal Institutions in Rural Bangladesh.
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New Book Review: Ritwika Patgiri reviews Village Ties: Women, NGOs, and Informal Institutions in Rural Bangladesh by Nayma Qayum @RutgersUPress
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Census of India: Gone with the Wind "In a country that had become a nation by bringing together several hundred states, and that had one of the largest populations in the world, such an ‘objective’ reference data was essential. In line with the
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Reading going well...
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"NCRB reveals that on average, 86 women were raped every day in India, while 49 cases of crimes against women were lodged every single hour. The no. of crimes against women per hundred thousand population ↑ from 56.3 in 2014 to 66.4 in 2022." Chilling.
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"There are around 1 m vacancies in central govt alone, and probably several millions more in all state govts taken together. Filling these vacancies would not just create more jobs; they would also improve the quantity and quality of public services..."
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Economists starting their papers and chapters with Virginia Woolf quotes? I can live with that 😀
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Trishna (2011) is a loose reworking of Thomas Hardy's Tess of the d'Urbervilles. Till the very end, I kept wondering if Riz Ahmed's character was supposed to be Alec d'Urberville or Angel Clare. And then I realised how a relationship with a so-called progressive person who
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"There is no universal experience of womanhood, women do not form a homogeneous class with common interests that can organize to overthrow patriarchy..." Thinking about one of my favourite Julie Matthaei essays since yesterday.
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Walking the streets of Old Delhi at 11 pm cause otherwise it's unlivable because of the heat. But yeah, Red Fort glowing ❤️ (photo by @AbhiK2111 )
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This is why we need the National Census to happen. One shouldn't just lie and get away with it.
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Desh Ka Verdict
4 months
Despite the country having a minority population of over 20 percent, with 18 percent being Muslims who are almost entirely Congress voters, the party has only received 23 percent of the vote. — Prashant Kishor
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@RitwikaPatgiri
Ritwika Patgiri
1 year
The four best books I've read this year:
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@TathagatEcon
Tathagat
1 year
The four best books I've read this year
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@RitwikaPatgiri
Ritwika Patgiri
6 months
The story of India's declining savings (brought about by reduction in net financial savings), reduction in consumption expenditure, and increasing financial fragility.
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@RitwikaPatgiri
Ritwika Patgiri
1 year
Just putting it out here: 1. The Consumption Expenditure Survey of 2017-18 was shelved as it was deemed "methodologically flawed." It is to be noted that the very survey indicated a decline in aggregate consumption - an anomaly in a "growing" economy.
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@RitwikaPatgiri
Ritwika Patgiri
1 year
Obsessed with this city ❤️
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