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IHD is non-profit, autonomous, ICSSR recognised institution that undertakes research in the areas of labour and employment, livelihood, health,education, and other aspects of human development.

15/09/2026

Announcing the 'Global Convention on Transforming Bihar 2027: Collective Pathways to Inclusive Growth and Shared Prosperity' in Patna on 10-11 Jan, 2027. The two-day forum seeks to bring together scholars and experts, policymakers, industry leaders, civil society members, development practitioners, and members of the Bihar diaspora from India and abroad to deliberate on pathways for transforming Bihar into a prosperous, inclusive, and sustainable economy. The Convention is being organised by the Institute for Human Development (IHD) and Nalanda University in collaboration with Bihar Foundation, Department of Industries, Government of Bihar.

Institute for Human Development and University of Ladakh are delighted to announce a symposium on "Climate Change, Livel...
26/08/2026

Institute for Human Development and University of Ladakh are delighted to announce a symposium on "Climate Change, Livelihoods and Gender in Mountain Region" supported by Association of Asian Social Science Research Councils.

Join the conversation on livelihoods and gender in some of the most climate sensitive regions of the world.
Date: 29 August 2026

To join online please register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_pB3puEnQRpO5wPzlAQiaaQ

26/08/2026
The Institute for Human Development (IHD), Bihar Programme Office, organised a lecture on Artificial Intelligence (AI) a...
08/07/2026

The Institute for Human Development (IHD), Bihar Programme Office, organised a lecture on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Employment by distinguished economist Dr. Ajit Ranade.

He discussed the need for preparedness in society to adapt AI to the changing economic realities.

The Institute for Human Development (IHD), Bihar Programme Office, organised a lecture on Artificial Intelligence (AI) a...
06/07/2026

The Institute for Human Development (IHD), Bihar Programme Office, organised a lecture on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Employment by distinguished economist Dr. Ajit Ranade, followed by a panel discussion on 'Harnessing Artificial Intelligence for Bihar: Prospects and Challenges at the Patna Museum Auditorium'.

Organised under the auspices of the IHD Centre of Excellence on AI and Labour Markets, with support from the Anusandhan National Research Foundation ( ), Ministry of Science and Technology, Government of India, the event brought together policymakers, researchers and practitioners to discuss the opportunities and challenges AI presents for employment, labour markets and Bihar's development.

Throwback to the 'India Employment Report 2024: Youth Employment, Education and Skills'Hear insights from Ms. Sunita San...
29/06/2026

Throwback to the 'India Employment Report 2024: Youth Employment, Education and Skills'

Hear insights from Ms. Sunita Sanghi, former Principal Advisor, Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, GOI.

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Is it time for sober thinking on alcohol policy in Bihar? Is there scope for other options besides the extremes of banni...
15/06/2026

Is it time for sober thinking on alcohol policy in Bihar? Is there scope for other options besides the extremes of banning drinking and ‘addiction to liquor revenue’ by the governments? This op-ed by Alakh Sharma and Bhim Reddy critically engages with the policy and evidence drawing on IHD’s research on the impact of alcohol prohibition on drinking, IPV and household economic well-being in Bihar, which is funded by the Sexual Violence Research Initiative and the World Bank Group led by Bhim Reddy

Reddyhttps://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/toi-plus/10-years-of-prohibition-no-cheers-for-bihar/articleshow/131640594.cms

India has an estimated 450 million internal migrants as of the 2011 Census. Many are seasonal or circular workers, peopl...
28/05/2026

India has an estimated 450 million internal migrants as of the 2011 Census. Many are seasonal or circular workers, people who move between their villages and cities for work but don't permanently relocate. On election day, they're often hundreds of kilometres away from where they're registered to vote, with no way to get back.

This isn't just a logistical problem but a democratic one.

IHD's Working Paper, "Migration, Mobility, and Voting Rights: Emerging Challenges in India" by Prof. Ram B. Bhagat, sheds light on the invisible voters in our electoral system, seasonal labourers, inter-state workers, women displaced by marriage migration, NRIs, and even internally displaced persons.
The paper makes a compelling case: we need to distinguish between migrants and mobile populations, and design solutions accordingly, whether that's portable voter registration, remote voting, or postal ballots.

https://www.ihdindia.org/working-papers-wp/Ram-B%20-Bhagat-Working-Paper-1-2026.pdf

We launched our report 'Economics of Indian Craft: Estimating Employment and Value Added in the Handicrafts and Handloom...
27/05/2026

We launched our report 'Economics of Indian Craft: Estimating Employment and Value Added in the Handicrafts and Handloom Sector' that outlines the contribution of the two sectors in the Indian economy, employment, challenges and the way forward across 5 Indian states.

Hear from our Director, Professor Alakh N. Sharma on the future of the Sector.

To see the full report, visit:https://www.ihdindia.org/whatsnew/CCI-Report-Web-1.pdf

We launched our report 'Economics of Indian Craft: Estimating Employment and Value Added in the Handicrafts and Handloom...
27/05/2026

We launched our report 'Economics of Indian Craft: Estimating Employment and Value Added in the Handicrafts and Handloom Sector' that outlines the contribution of the two sectors in the Indian economy, challenges and more across 5 Indian states.

Hear from our principal investigator, Professor G. C Manna, Faculty IHD and Former Director General NSSO and CSO.

Read full report here:https://www.ihdindia.org/whatsnew/CCI-Report-Web-1.pdf

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