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Newsletter
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AUGUST 2021
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It gives me great pleasure to inform you that August 2021 marks the 40th year of founding of ICRIER. From a humble beginning in a modest office in the corridors of the India International Center to a globally reputed economic think tank in four decades is a matter of pride for all ICRIERians.
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To give you a glimpse of our past, in its very first year, ICRIER was engaged in 27 research studies across four thematic areas on external finance, foreign trade, regional economic cooperation, and technological advancement. The external finance project was conceived by two eminent economists and Padma award holders: Prof. Jagdish Bhagwati and Prof. T.N. Srinivasan. Over the years, thematic areas have evolved, keeping in view the changing domestic and international context (see below).
To commemorate ICRIER’s 40th anniversary, we are planning a year-long celebration of events under the theme “ICRIER @40 and India’s Economic Reforms @30.” You’ll hear more on this from me soon.
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Keeping up with India’s development priorities and a changing world, we have restructured our existing eight thrust areas into five strategic themes. This was done after consultation with the Board, faculty members and our key stakeholders. The new themes are future ready, while they also allow us to stay focused on our core research objective and contribute effectively to the policy priorities of India. The new themes are:

In the month of July, ICRIER organised an event on “Doing Business in India: Regulation & Pricing of Alcoholic Beverages”, and released the Report “Developing Principles for Regulation & Pricing of Alcoholic Beverages Sector in India”. The report gained traction and attracted meaningful policy debate. ICRIER also hosted the ICRIER-KAS Webinar on Tackling COVID-19: Public Health and Socioeconomic Strategies. A Policy Brief was released on the same topic and it was widely disseminated.
ICRIER researchers continued to publish various policy-oriented and analytical pieces in the media. These are organised as per the new themes below.
We hope you take some time to glance through updates from July 2021. We would love to hear back from you.
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Published Work:Report | Developing Principles for Regulation of Alcoholic Beverages Sector in India Authors: Arpita Mukherjee, Aditya Prakash Rao, Angana Parashar Sarma, Nibha Bharti and Preksha Dugar
ICRIER-KAS Policy Brief | Tackling Covid-19: Public Health and Socioeconomic Strategies Author: Ali Mehdi |
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Events:Webinar on “Doing Business in India: Regulation & Pricing of Alcoholic Beverages” and Release of the Report “Developing Principles for Regulation & Pricing of Alcoholic Beverages Sector in India” Participants: Deepak Mishra,Pramod Bhasin, Arpita Mukherjee, Aditya Prakash Rao, Suhaan Mukerji, Nita Kapoor, Rajiv Mehrishi, Sudipto Mundle, Vinod Giri, Angana Parashar Sarma
ICRIER-KAS Webinar on Tackling COVID-19: Public Health and Socioeconomic Strategies Participants: Alok Sheel, Peter Rimmele, Ali Mehdi, Sakthivel Selvaraj, Peter Taylor, Juliane Fluck, Rajib Shaw, Praveen Kumar Pathak |
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Op-eds:PLI for Textile: Why Boosting Production Alone will not go Very Far in Alleviating Exports Prateek Kukreja | Economic Times | July 31, 2021
Spiritz TV | Bulletin #3 - YouTube Arpita Mukherjee | July 30, 2021
Global Covid Trends Suggest the Pandemic may be Petering Out Alok Sheel | Live Mint | July 29, 2021
Alcobev Sector in India Needs a Complete Overhaul Arpita Mukherjee and Angana Parashar Sarma | Times of India Blog | July 19, 2021
A New Industrial Policy for Building Back Better Radhicka Kapoor | CII BLOG | July 13, 2021
The Greatest General of the 20th Century Shankar Acharya | Business Standard | July 8, 2021 |
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Op-eds:A New Calculation for the Beneficaries of India's Food Security Act Siraj Hussain and Jugal Mohapatra | The WIRE | July 28, 2021
What the new Ministry of Cooperation Needs to Achieve Ashok Gulati | Indian Express | July 19, 2021
Control, Competition & Cooperation: Ministry of Cooperation must Iron out Distortions Arising out of State Subsidies Ashok Gulati | Financial Express | July 19, 2021
How did Union, State Govts Fare on SC's Order Providing Safety Net for Migrant Labour? Siraj Hussain and Jugal Mohapatra | The WIRE | July 15, 2021
Amit Shah’s New Portfolio: More Aggressive Regulation of Coops Ahead? Siraj Hussain | The India Cable | July 13, 2021
Pulses Stock Limit Order Delivers a Rude Surprise Siraj Hussain & Jugal Mohapatra | Bloomberg | July 8, 2021
WAGES OF FEAR: Extend Guaranteed Employment to 150 days to Prevent Rural Distress from Aggravating Siraj Hussain & Jugal Mohapatra | Article-Down to Earth | July 1-15, 2021
Why Food, not Fuel Inflation is the Primary Concern; Former Agri Secy Weighs in Siraj Hussain | CNBC 18 | July 5, 2021
From Plate to Plough: A Land of Milk and Money Ashok Gulati and Ayushi Khurana | Financial Express | July 5, 2021
Why the Dairy Sector needs more Private Players Ashok Gulati and Ayushi Khurana | Indian Express | July 5, 2021
India wants to use Food Grain Stock for Ethanol. That’s a Problem in a Hungry Country Siraj Hussain | The Print | July 1, 2021
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Deepak Mishra Director & CE
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