RGICS Summary Report 2021-2022 to 2025-26

The RGICS believes that the policy making must be informed and inspired by what is happening on the ground. Moreover, our public policy making must strive to work towards ensuring equality of status, opportunity and of political, economic and social rights; liberty of thought, expression, belief, faith and worship; democracy; secularism; socialism; fraternity assuring the dignity of the individual and the unity and integrity of the nation; world peace and fellowship.

To meet these objectives, RGICS has been conducting field studies across all themes, public consultations and writing policy papers. It has also been proactively developing partnership and collaboration with various NGOs, social groups, movements and policy enthusiasts across the country to feed into its work in the public policy space. We have also been actively engaging with policy makers such as elected representatives, bureaucrats, technocrats and public institutions as part of its forward linkages in public policy making.

In the last five years from 2021 onwards, many research projects were carried out under five different themes of RGICS. These studies were also complemented by monthly output- Policy Watch, occasional working papers, research articles, consultations and research briefings. Gist of work undertaken by RGICS is as follows is given in the following table.

Table 1: Gist of RGICS’ Research Work

From 2021-2022 to 2025-26, the RGICS has produced 90 research reports, 153 research articles and 51 issues of Policy Watch. Moreover, as many as 123 stakeholder consultations were organized under different research themes to share our work with policy makers, technocrats, NGOs, policy think tanks, activists and academicians.

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