Masters Student @IDS_UK and Narotam Scholar 2024-25 | Previously @CEEW, @thenudge_in; Works on and talks about Food Systems, Climate Change and Adventures
Brighton, UK
Joined April 2021
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3 tickets available for the Eng vs Ind test at Lord's. Being sold at face value for Day 4, 13th July. In case Day 4 is not played, you will get a full refund. If you know anyone who might be interested, please feel free to forward it.
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Myopic indicators like yield and caloric sufficiency dominate as metrics of success for our food system. To achieve a sustainable food future for all, this needs to change.
alumni.ids.ac.uk/news/blogs-…
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India is home to the world's second-largest reserves of natural teak, despite this, India imports teak for furniture and other wood-based industries, wonder why?
To find out how India can go from being a net importer to a leading exporter, read on - eacpm.gov.in/wp-content/uplo…
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Second, use blockchain to track farm-grown timber and prevent illegal felling.
The regulations have been put in place to keep a check on illegal felling from forests, which should now use new technology instead.
economictimes.indiatimes.com…
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Lastly, encourage single-window clearance through the National Transit Pass System both for felling and transit permits to streamline the process and increase its uptake among states. Currently, more than 75% of applications come from just two states.
@EACtoPM @sanjeevsanyal
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Elated to share my new research on "Why India needs Agroforestry reforms", published by the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister of India (
@EACtoPM). I am extremely grateful to the co-authors
@sanjeevsanyal
and Naveen Bali, for their support and wisdom.
Read the latest EAC-PM WP “Agroforestry: Missing Trees for the Forest” by @sanjeevsanyal, Karan Shinghal & Naveen Bali. The paper looks at why India has not been able to unlock its full potential of agroforestry. eacpm.gov.in/wp-content/uplo… 1/3
Karan Shinghal retweeted
A brilliant young man has been offered admission to a Master of Public Administration in Development Practice (MPA-DP) program at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA)
Please read here and help. gofund.me/f30d0047
Karan Shinghal retweeted
@ShinghalKaran is my friend's son, who I have mentored in the past. He is currently a public policy professional working on agriculture and food policy in Delhi. He has recently been accepted to Columbia University to pursue a Masters in Development Studies starting August 2024. Given the exorbitant costs to study at Columbia, he has has launched a campaign to raise funds for his education. Here's his story on how he plans to leverage the education for social impact -
gofund.me/10dff5fe
Alternatively, if anyone would like to donate via an Indian platform, they can use this link - bit.ly/4aPzDow