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EPW Engage | Heatwaves are linked to emerging understandings about climate change, not as a risk in the future but as a current emergency. epw.in/engage/article…

This article presents an attempt to analyse the impact of the use of blockchain technologies like non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on the music industry with a model based on their advantages as well as disadvantages. epw.in/engage/article…

EPW Engage | This article explores the intersection of epidemiology and economics during the first two years of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) March 2020–February 2022). epw.in/engage/article…

Van panchayats have facilitated collaborative forest management in India since the 1930s. epw.in/journal/2025/1…

EPW Intervention | This intervention piece analyzes the two previous budgets and assesses their implications for addressing the growing inequality in India. epw.in/engage/article…

The development of the mill industry in Bombay[1] heavily relied on family, kinship, caste and patronage. Labour recruitment and organisation were also correlated to family, kinship, caste and patronage. epw.in/engage/article…

In-Quotes | The quotes have been selected from the article titled "Politics of Knowledge" by Krishna Kumar and Vijay Raghavan, published in Vol. 57, Issue No. 28, 09 July, 2022 in the Economic and Political Weekly. epw.in/engage/gallery…

EPW Engage | How does the market treat companies that are more transparent, undertake sustainability reporting, and are corporate social responsibility (CSR) volunteers? Are their shares likely to be treated as glamour or value shares? epw.in/engage/article…

EPW Engage | A narrative dialogic/visual analysis is adopted to understand whether cartooning helps to document and communicate “empathic expression” of war and conflict especially in the context of Israel and Palestine. epw.in/engage/article…

EPW Distilled | This feature is based on Online Gaming: A Data-driven Regulatory Framework. epw.in/engage/article…

Discussion Map | Estimating National and Global Poverty: Crisis of Credibility epw.in/engage/discuss…

This #EPWDistilled is based on the article Structural Transformation and the Gender Earnings Gap in India by Rosa Abraham, Hami Ameen and Amit Basole. epw.in/engage/article…

EPW Editorial | The official data indicates substantially larger inflows than actually warranted. epw.in/journal/editor…

EPW Comment | The courts must uphold Article 19(1)(a), not episodically but through consistent, principled enforcement. Access this piece by Naveed Mehmood Ahmad here: epw.in/journal/commen…

Despite misrepresentations, Birsa Munda and his politics continue to inspire not just Adivasis but also Dalits and other marginalised sections in their pursuit of attaining social justice. epw.in/engage/article…

The relevance of the plea filed in the Supreme Court on the crucial question of bringing political parties under the ambit of the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013 is discussed. epw.in/journal/2025/2…

Commentary | This article, however, argues that an investment-led growth strategy is the best choice and that government expenditure still holds the key for stabilisation or short-term stimulation. C Rangarajan and D K Srivastava write in EPW: epw.in/journal/2025/2…

Birsa Munda, a young freedom fighter and a tribal leader was born and raised in the tribal belt of Bihar and Jharkhand. Although he lived a very short span of life, Birsa managed to mobilise the tribal community against the British regime. epw.in/engage/article…

This video is based on the quotes that have been selected from the article “Setting the Record Straight on Birsa Munda and His Political Legacy” by Joseph Bara. youtube.com/watch?v=TXMOtw…

With the implementation of a uniform civil code in Uttarakhand, there seems to be a new trend in legal reform that pushes forward an ideology of paternalism rather than bringing about a culture of gender equality. Qudsiya Contractor writes in EPW: epw.in/journal/2025/2…