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The Public Education System and What the Costs Imply

Vol. 50, Issue No. 31, 01 Aug, 2015
Anuradha De, Kiran Bhatty, Rathin Roy

There are basic methodological and conceptual problems with recent research that ends up arguing that private school education is more effective than public education. Such findings have obvious policy implications but it is critical that research that informs policy is based on a correct reading of facts, keeping the larger vision of education in mind.

Public Report on Health

Vol. 47, Issue No. 21, 26 May, 2012
Anuradha De, C Sathyamala, K B Saxena, N J Kurian, Others, Ritu Priya

A bottom-up view of the health conditions and services in six states - three performing and three not-so-well performing ones - was arrived at through a study by a multidisciplinary team with varied experiences in health research. This paper presents the results of a Public Report on Health that was initiated in 2005 to understand public health issues for people from diverse backgrounds living in different region-specific contexts. The findings, which have policy implications, have been used to analyse the ongoing official attempts to deal with the various challenges thrown up by the National Rural Health Mission.

Private Schools for Less Privileged

Vol. 37, Issue No. 52, 28 Dec, 2002
Anuradha De, Claire Noronha, Meera Samson

The 1990s saw a surge in parental demand for education which prompted a new phenomenon, the growth of small fee-charging private schools for the less privileged. While this development has been welcomed by education bureaucrats, there has been little research on these schools, which often because they remained 'unrecognised' even missed statistical surveys. This paper reports a small field study of these schools in one district each in Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan.

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