A look at the major developments of Physics — from subatomic to cosmology

How can we use physics to understand biological phenomena and pare them to physical models?

A course to familiarize students with the working of various Early Childhood Education Centres run by voluntary organizations.

Apply key frameworks of gender equality for development action and policy interventions.

A hands-on course to enable direct engagement with materials and play experiences in ECCE

Engage in improvisational storytelling bringing audience narratives to life.

In focusing on questions of form and context, this course will start by examining the ritual origins of poetry, the circumstances that led to the development of more quotidian and secular modes, the relationship between poetry and narrative, and the development of non-narrative poetic genres.

Exploring the contexts of literary texts.

 Encounter traditional forms such as the ashtapadi, the ghazal, the doha and the qasida, alongside several examples of more modern poetry from various regional languages.

An overview of the role of a policy analyst and the concepts and skills necessary for an understanding of public policies across domains.

Emphasizes on the role of various policy tools and institutions for environmental governance.

An overview of the institutional structure and operation of governance in India. 

Understanding human-environment relationships

What does it mean to understand the economy through the lens of power? What are the key power relations in the Indian economy?

A close look at how decisions are shaped by conflicts within and across political, economic and social institutions and processes.

What are the forces that shape the way we formulate policies on health in a globalising world?

An exploration of the mutually constitutive relation between data, development and democracy.

This course introduces students to various ways in which power has shaped global flows of labour, capital and goods through history.

Looking at the political economy of violence in contemporary India.

How does political power determine the economic gains of different social groups?

This course introduces students to foundational, theoretical and conceptual tools of Political Economy.

Explore the dynamic realm of politics by thoughtfully engaging with your preferred ideologies and confront compelling arguments in favor of opposing viewpoints.

How did the modern Indian state originate and how does interact with the people it is meant to act on behalf of?

Final course in the sequence of DDD track

How is political authority constituted and legitimated in a society? 

The course will try to build a humanistic perspective to understand the multidimensionality of poverty and the lived experiences of the poor.

Why does poverty exist amidst economic growth? Is there a poverty trap, and can households and individuals really move out of it?