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Upasak Das

@upasak_das

Development Economist. Works @GlobalDevInst, Affiliate @Penn_CSNBD, ex-faculty @CdsTrivandrum, Ph.D. @Igidr_Mumbai
@LFC fan, love music, politics; from Siliguri

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An excellent article outlining the why, when and how to publish in scientific journals primarily for development economists. blogs.worldbank.org/en/impactevalu…

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Very excited to be involved in this project which will be funded by the International Science Partnerships Fund 2024/25 and led up by Mehebub Official. A non-India based work on an unfamiliar domain, therefore a lot to learn in the coming days.

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We are looking to hire an RA familiar with data scrapping and statistical analysis for this project on presence of women in Indian Econ academia that we have been working on since last six months. Please consider applying.

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My father ws prescribed Telma frm Glenmark for BP. It ws never effective. A medication change in UK brought his BP levels to a normal range. Really worried what shld he take in India given that these medicins wl probably never be forced to raise standrds. youtube.com/watch?v=iOjthK…

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It is worth watching this CNN video from the moment Emory Econ Professor Caroline Fohlin came across the violent arrest of a protester on campus and asked the police, with shock, "What are you doing?" That's all that prompted an officer to hurl her to the ground and handcuff her.

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"Development economics, for me, has always been at its best when the powering force at its core are those who have combined the fight for social justice and the intellectual rigor of research. We need to find that core again." linkedin.com/pulse/did-deve…

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@jamiamillia_ New Delhi in collaboration with Global Development Institute and Manchester Geography is organizing a One-day project dissemination Workshop on ā€˜District Level Heat Threshold and Heat Wave Vulnerability Assessment in India’ on 10th May, 2024. Upasak Das #HeatWave #globalsouth

@jamiamillia_ New Delhi in collaboration with <a href="/GlobalDevInst/">Global Development Institute</a> and <a href="/GeographyUOM/">Manchester Geography</a> is organizing a One-day project dissemination Workshop on ā€˜District Level Heat Threshold and Heat Wave Vulnerability Assessment in India’ on 10th May, 2024. <a href="/upasak_das/">Upasak Das</a> 
#HeatWave 
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Please consider applying if you enjoy working on spatial and socio-economic data and applying statistical techniques and modelling. We are an interdisciplinary team and there might be a lot to learn... Global Development Institute

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This Friday 7 June, we are excited to welcome Prof Pranab Bardhan (UC Berkeley) to GDI to talk about his recently published book, 'Charaiveti: An Academic's Global Journey'! Register for the event and find out more here: loom.ly/2N05DTY

This Friday 7 June, we are excited to welcome Prof Pranab Bardhan (<a href="/UCBerkeley/">UC Berkeley</a>) to GDI to talk about his recently published book, 'Charaiveti: An Academic's Global Journey'!

Register for the event and find out more here: loom.ly/2N05DTY
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Despite the promise of cash transfers in Andhra, many marginalized, especially tribals, are being excluded due to complex systems and glitches. It’s time to fix these barriers and ensure everyone gets the support they deserve. Upasak Das, Diego Maiorano, and I write for The Hindu

Despite the promise of cash transfers in Andhra, many marginalized, especially tribals, are being excluded due to complex systems and glitches. It’s time to fix these barriers and ensure everyone gets the support they deserve. <a href="/upasak_das/">Upasak Das</a>, <a href="/diegoemme/">Diego Maiorano</a>, and I write for <a href="/the_hindu/">The Hindu</a>
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A recent The Telegraph article borrows from an I4I synthesis by Nikita to discuss the flip side of reducing gender gaps The article cites studies by Diva Dhar, Karan Singhal & Upasak Das, and Soham Sahoo, among others Read the original here: bit.ly/4hEleiY

A recent <a href="/ttindia/">The Telegraph</a> article borrows from an I4I synthesis by <a href="/NikitaWhoWrites/">Nikita</a> to discuss the flip side of reducing gender gaps

The article cites studies by <a href="/diva_dhar/">Diva Dhar</a>, <a href="/karansinghal93/">Karan Singhal</a> &amp; <a href="/upasak_das/">Upasak Das</a>, and <a href="/sohamsahoo/">Soham Sahoo</a>, among others

Read the original here: bit.ly/4hEleiY
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Aarti Krishnan from the Manchester Business School and I are looking for a RA for 2 months with an interest in circularity & sustainability, who can support data analysis using natural language processing and other ML techniques. More information: black-linea-78.tiiny.site