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Nithya Subramanian
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Articles by Nithya Subramanian
Social Justice
January 17, 2020
The state of justice in India
An inability to deliver justice or maintain the rule of law is estimated to have cost India an equivalent of nine percent of its GDP.
by
Nithya Subramanian
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3 min read
Water & Sanitation
September 13, 2019
Water is more expensive for the poor than the rich
In cities, it is piped water that is subsidised, which means that those who don’t have piped water – the poorest households – don’t benefit from the subsidy.
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Nithya Subramanian
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5 min read
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