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'ipolicy for Young Leaders', Centre for Civil Society's signature course on public policy, is introducing its three-day intensive course in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Pune. The certificate course aims to enable participants to explore the public policy landscape in India, as well as equip them with the necessary tools to examine the effectiveness of government policies and regulations.
The candidates will be provided with a certificate at the end of the program and also be granted access to our vast alumni/academic network. The course is open to all college students and young professionals.
The application process for the course is highly selective and only the 40 best applications would be chosen for each program.
EduDoc: Stories of Education, is an annual International Short Film Competition organised by Centre for Civil Society to celebrate the field of education through documentaries and animated short films! EduDoc 2018 has an overarching theme of “Education: Regulatory Challenges, Innovations and Solutions”, and the top 5 films will be given center stage at our School Choice National Conference 2018, along with several other prizes!
All entries have to be sent on or before 15 September 2018 and should be within the stipulated time period of 05:00 minutes (including credits), accompanied with English subtitles (in case the spoken language is not English).
Theme for EduDoc 2018: Education: Regulatory Challenges, Innovations and Solutions Application deadline:15 September 2018
Kindly contact nitesh@ccs.in in case of any queries.
Latest on Spontaneous Order:
No Outside Food Allowed
By Vineet Bhalla
In the following article, Vineet Bhalla comments on the recent PIL filed in the Bombay High Court against the cinema halls' right to bar customers from bringing outside food into the premises. Taking a market liberal perspective, he emphasises that the status quo must be maintained in order to affirm private property rights.
A Spontaneous Dialogue on Fee Regulation:
Watch now!
The third edition of CCS' Facebook Live Discussion series 'Spontaneous Dialogue' was conducted on 27 April 2018 on 'Fee Regulation in Education', featuring eminent panelists: Vikas Jhunjhunwala, CEO and Founder, Sunshine Schools; and Akriti Gaur, Research Fellow, Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy. The dialogue analysed the costs associated with operating private schools in India, and tried to unravel the complexities of 'fee regulations' by questioning not only the definition of such a term -or lack thereof- but also its scope.
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