Center for Research and Development Policy-CRDP

05/12/2022

Registration open for J&K’s first Training and Industry Exposure program on Innovation and Entrepreneurship for students. Register now. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdkY18jUrTL9XNb2jOdysEu2WJoEtektYWtTJwrc_evI2y-rA/viewform

05/02/2022

Public-funded skill development schemes are aimed at the poor. The pandemic should not deprive them of their right to skill. They cannot be held hostage to a new lack — their access to online education.

29/08/2021

Dr Peer GN Suhail said these sort of displacements of a tribe or a population cannot be quantified, since it also leads to loss of culture.

“These displacements and dispossessions lead to de-peasantization. The people were doing peasantry. Now, they no longer are peasants. It also leads to loss of culture, which cannot be quantified. Once the displacements happen, with that the culture and language also go away. It also has a huge impact on ecology and water resources,” said Dr Suhail.

He also ridicules compensation paid in cases like of Dards. “Often the discussion on displacement and dispossession is that people are being fairly compensated. But once the people move to urban areas or cities, the amount of compensation they have would not even fetch them one kanal of land with that money,” he said.

The Kishenganga Project left the historically rich ‘Dard-Shin’ tribe of Gurez valley devoid of their land, identity, culture and livelihood. Now, they are facing an existential threat as fears of avalanche and other natural disasters loom large in their minds.

04/08/2021

The foundational literacy and numeracy is an urgent need and prerequisite for sustainability and wellbeing of future schooling.

29/07/2021

CHINAR International, a social sector organisation, invites business ideas from the “economically disadvantaged” youth of Kashmir valley.

17/07/2021

https://www.businesskashmir.com/2021/07/17/artisans-of-kashmir-battle-for-survival/

Artisans of Kashmir battle for survival. Artisans of Doodkuthu with the help of wooden looms weave traditional Kani shawls to make ends meet.

06/07/2021

ONGC Foundation is offering scholarships for meritorious students. Apply before 6th August, 2021.

13/04/2021

https://aseanop.com/fully-funded-development-related-postgraduate-courses-for-master-ph-d-in-germany-2022-23/?fbclid=IwAR2ppYfFkykcwe9J_Ds0Ed4RjOFcYU6S0aNC_I3mlWGKXQ98uJFvm1zwIi0

Applicants must submit a statement of motivation explaining why they are interested inattending a particular postgraduate course with reference to their current employment.

02/01/2021

The military standoff in the Himalayas is often seen as a stalemate between two nuclear powers. But New Delhi cannot afford the status quo.

29/12/2020

Data on online smartphone shopping has shown that Indians bought 17 lakh more Chinese devices this October than they did last year. This despite calls to boycott Chinese products and support ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat’ amid the ongoing tensions between India and China at the Line of Actual Control and the Indian government banning over 200 Chinese apps.”

Estimates of online sales of smartphones show Indians primarily shopped from five brands this October, including 4 Chinese companies Xiaomi, Vivo, realme and Oppo.