The Hindu Centre invites applications for annual fellows, public policy scholars

February 18, 2013 06:18 pm | Updated November 22, 2021 06:54 pm IST

The Hindu Centre for Politics and Public Policy invites applications for the positions of Annual Fellows and Public Policy Scholars.

The Hindu Centre offers two or three annual fellowships to distinguished policy practitioners, scholars and public intellectuals of established reputation to undertake research on issues relating to political institutions, processes and specific aspects of the working of India's parliamentary democracy. The salience and relevance of the topics will be a top priority in the allocation of fellowships.

The Hindu Centre will also host on a rotational basis short-term public policy scholars to work on projects for a period of 12 to 16 weeks that will examine issues of immediacy on the national agenda. Public policy practitioners and bureaucrats would be strong candidates for such scholarships. Research proposals that have greater topicality and salience to the current public discourse will be accorded a higher priority in the selection process.

Details on the application process and application forms are available on the Centre’s website >www.thehinducentre.com.

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