NSUI’s Future of India Fellowship [June 11-July 6, Delhi]: Apply by May 20

About Future of India Fellowship

NSUI is proud to launch the Future of India fellowship: a 4-week public policy course for India’s brightest young minds. The Fellowship will focus on developing an understanding of the political considerations and implications of different policy choices to build a new generation of liberal, democratic and compassionate young leaders across India.

The Fellowship will bridge the gap between the theory and practice of policy making, by facilitating interactions with leading policy makers, field visits, and simulation exercises.

Senior Congress leaders like Chidambaram, Salman Khurshid, Sam Pitroda, Jairam Ramesh, Ajay Maken, K Raju, Shashi Tharoor, Meenakshi Natarajan, Sachin Pilot – academicians and activists have committed the teaching parts of the Course.

Program Details

• Program dates are 11th June to 06th July 2018
• All students and young professional under the age of 30 years are eligible
• Fellows will be selected based on their written application
• Selected fellows will be notified by 26th May 2018
• The Course will be held in Delhi. Fellows must make their own arrangements for stay and travel.
• A nominal fee will be charged to cover administrative expenses. There are some partial fee waivers for exceptional candidates

Week 1

• Public policy & analysis – Role of the state in development
• The Birth and Evolution of Indian Policy
• Governance and Public Institutions:
  Strengthening democracy and the current crisis
• Performing the state: Limits of democratic Government
• Public Administration and Management
• Tryst with density – Indian Economic Policy

Week 2

• Role of the state – Ensuring Access
• Bridging the Bharath vs India Divide
• Resource Management
• Tryst with density – Indian Economic policy
• Reforming the state: Limits of Democratic Government
• Legal System
• India’s Place in the world

Week 3

• Role of state – Ensuring Equity
• Tryst with density – Indian Economic Policy
• Governance and Public Management
• Reforming the state: Limits of Democratic Government
• Ensuring sustainable development
• Power to the people
• Urban Poverty and Citizenship
• Careers in politics and public policy

Week 4

• Fundamentals of Democratic Nations
• Role of state – Ensuring justice
• Tryst with density – Indian Economic Policy
• Conflict Management in a Democracy
• Electoral Management and power politics
• India’s Place in the world
• Policy Communications

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