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What Ails India’s Civil Registration and Vital Statistics System

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By Sheetal Verma, Ritul Kamal, Yugank Goyal
| Economic and Political Weekly Verified
Proposal for Integrating Data Architecture A critical assessment of India’s three major demographic data systems—the Civil Registration System, the Sample Registration System, and the National Family Health Survey—is presented.
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Call a spade a spade: Yes, it’s online gambling that’s banned

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By Yugank Goyal
| Mint
Okay, first off, I am not a fan of the big state in general. If anything, quite the opposite. But then, I am not a fan of universalizing theories in social sciences either. Theories are seductive, empowering. But they’re also like a hammer: if you grip them too tightly, suddenly everything looks like a nail. That is why it intrigues me that ‘experts’ have criticized India’s ban on real money gaming, or gambling.
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Regulating the Coaching Industry in India

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By Yugank Goyal, Goyam Pitalia, Atharva Navander, Tanvi Chhabra
| Economic and Political Weekly Verified
Evidence from a Survey of Students Through a primary survey of 997 students in premier Indian engineering and law universities, the need to regulate the coaching industry is examined. The results reveal a significant social cost imposed by coaching firms on students’ mental health, well-being, and holistic development, suggesting the need for stringent regulation of coaching firms. We also reflect upon the regulatory guidelines issued by the central government in 2024 in this regard.
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