Sunny Jose
Sunny Jose is RBI Chair Professor
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NEET hasn’t created the equality of opportunity it had promised
It is biased towards CBSE curriculum and gives unfair advantage to students from privileged backgrounds.
Sun, Oct 17, 2021
Where we went wrong: A sense of hubris turned the predicted second surge into a devastating crisis
What should be done at this stage is well-known. But effective execution not only requires a decentralised approach and better coordination, but, most importantly, shedding hubris. Can the state rise to the challenge?
Mon, Apr 26, 2021
Worsening of child nutrition calls for immediate and decisive course correction
A complacent approach that assumes that all necessary measures, including the Poshan Abhiyan, are in place and the reversal in progress is only momentary will be a sure way to inflict a debilitating, irreversible impact on children’s nutrition and their well-being.
Sat, Dec 19, 2020
Move to raise women’s age of marriage reflects punitive paternalism
The proposed policy, instead of addressing the causes and consequences of under-age marriages, may instead produce adverse, suboptimal outcomes affecting the poor and marginalised the most.
Mon, Aug 31, 2020
How the pandemic strengthens patriarchy
The greater emphasis on domestic and care work, decline in certain industries, has affected the well-being and economic freedom of women disproportionately
Wed, Jul 22, 2020
Mind the digital gap
Online education could end up aggravating existing social and educational disparities.
Thu, Jun 18, 2020
Tamil Nadu’s success in education underlines empowering, assertive populism
The welfare policies were fortified with and paved a way for a carefully crafted micropolitics of identity creation and assertion. Identity-based reservation in education and employment was an important component of this form of populism.
Wed, May 01, 2019