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Everything new- Reading companionDecolonizing MethodologiesLinda Tuhiwai Smith on research done to Indigenous peoples and how communities can set the terms, with a consent and ownership check to run before.
- Reading companionSeeing Like a FeministNivedita Menon on family, body, desire, law and sexual violence in India, with an audit for gender programmes.
- Reading companionBlack Feminist ThoughtPatricia Hill Collins on the matrix of domination and standpoint, read beside Dalit feminist work.
- Flagship courseSocial Protection and Welfare Delivery in IndiaA new flagship course in 13 modules with a 50-term lexicon: the food law and the ration shop, who gets counted, how benefits are paid, the 2025 rural.
- 101 courseAgriculture and Food Systems 101Who farms and on how much land, MSP and procurement, the 2020 farm laws and their repeal, the PDS, subsidies, irrigation, crop insurance and farmer.
- 101 courseUrban Development and Municipal Governance 101Census towns and the 74th Amendment, how towns raise and spend money, the urban missions, street vendors, urban job guarantees, heat and floods.
- 101 courseWater, Sanitation and Hygiene 101Why India's sanitation and water numbers disagree, Swachh Bharat, Jal Jeevan Mission, groundwater, sanitation work and the law, and how to monitor a.
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