Roshan Kishore is the Data & Political Economy Editor at Hindustan Times, where his work largely involves data-driven commentary on the intersection of politics and economics. He holds an MPhil degree in Economics from Jawaharlal Nehru University and worked in a think tank before taking up journalism.
Welcome
Since its founding in 1992 within the School of Arts & Sciences (SAS), CASI has continued to uphold Penn's global reputation as a leading U.S. institution of research in South Asian studies and scholarship on India. In conjunction with SAS Dean, Steven J. Fluharty's "Foundations and Frontiers" vision, CASI's goals are to engage in policy-relevant research focused on the challenges facing contemporary India; to nurture students' interest in contemporary India through interactions with Visiting Scholars and opportunities to work and conduct research in India; and to act as a public forum on contemporary India by hosting seminars, workshops, and conferences, as well as through our online scholarly publication, India in Transition.
In the News
Announcements
Is India’s Public Health System Ready to Face the COVID-19 Pandemic?
T. Sundararaman, April 9, 2020
Civilian Technologists Should Assist the State During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Shashank Srinivasan, April 6, 2020
“Coming Together, Not Growing Apart”: How the COVID-19 Pandemic Could Improve Regional Cooperation in South Asia
Arndt Michael, April 2, 2020
COVID-19 Could Fundamentally Change India’s Political Economy
Roshan Kishore, March 30, 2020
Featured Scholar
Current Research
 |
 |
 |
 |
INDIA IN TRANSITION (IiT)
Our online publication, India in Transition (IiT), allows scholars from all over the world the opportunity to exchange various analyses and innovative ideas about India's current status and growth. A complete archive of issues is maintained here and translated in Hindi. In addition to appearing on CASI's website, all IiT articles are published in The Hindu: Business Line and Amar Ujala.
Student Programs Blog
Videos
"Climate Change in India: Supersizing Risks for India’s Poor" — A Khemka Distinguished Lecture by Somini Sengupta
3/3/2020
"Who Will Feed India? Political Economy of Agriculture Policies and its Implications" — A Khemka Distinguished Lecture by Dr. Ashok Gulati
3/19/2019