Institute of Policy Research and Studies- IPRS

10/07/2026

🌧️ Every Monsoon Tests More Than Our Cities—It Tests Our Policies.

Flooded roads and failing infrastructure are not just consequences of heavy rainfall—they reflect gaps in policy thinking, urban planning, and ex*****on.

At the Institute of Policy Research and Studies (IPRS), we believe resilient cities are built through evidence-based policymaking and meaningful intellectual discourse. By fostering research, dialogue, and collaboration, we strive to shape policies that create stronger institutions and more sustainable urban futures.

Better ideas today. Better cities tomorrow.

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16/05/2026

Our latest article explores how NGOs and non-profit organisations can create meaningful environmental impact through awareness, youth engagement, sustainability programs, and community-driven action.
Small local efforts today can build a greener and more sustainable tomorrow.
🌍 Read the full article through the link below:

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/role-ngos-non-profit-organisations-combating-climate-change-kad0c/

Avinash Singh

Introduction Climate change has emerged as one of the most serious global concerns of the modern era. Rising temperatures, irregular rainfall patterns, increasing natural disasters, deforestation, pollution, water scarcity, and biodiversity loss are affecting societies worldwide.

02/03/2026

✨ A Decade of Excellence | IPRS (2015–2025) ✨

Established in 2015, IPRS marks 10 years of Impact • Insight • Innovation.

For a decade, we have been working steadily in policy-based research and skill development — quietly contributing, thoughtfully building, and consistently evolving.

Though new to social media, our journey is not new.
And now, we’re here to engage, share, and grow together.

The next decade begins. 🚀

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