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Abhijit Waghre
Abhijit is a civil engineer from Nanded, Maharashtra with an M.Tech in Water Management. He is passionate about urban water challenges like the physical infrastructure and regulations that govern them and their interface with social development. He has previously interned with Environmentalist Foundation of India (EFI) and attended training programs at Centre for Science and Environment (CSE). Abhijit has benefitted from the interdisciplinary approach of the UFP and has leveraged the skill labs to publish an article deliberating infrastructure choices for small towns. He is interested in working in think tanks or organisations that practice research advocacy, where he can contribute towards formulating policy decisions.
Aditi Murti
Aditi is a writer and reporter who hails from Pune, Maharashtra and is native to Tamil Nadu. She has worked on health, biodiversity and gender with an emphasis on evidence based, empathetic journalism. At the UFP, Aditi gained a wider perspective on labour, public health and ecology in urban India, learning about the past and present state of these issues and developing innovative, multi-disciplinary ways to resolve the challenges. Over the course of the programme, she has honed her research and reporting skills and is keen to exercise them in an organisation that focuses on academic research, consulting or journalism.
Aditiya Thapa
Aditiya is from Manipur. His interests range from the transition of rural-urban governance, migration, environmental reporting and conflict studies. His focus is on public policy, specifically visualising theoretical concepts about governance in North East India. The interdisciplinary nature and problem solving exercises in the UFP, along with the skill labs, helped strengthen his research interests. He is keen on working with organisations involved in community building, community resource management and sustainability, in the north-eastern states.
A BMC Infectious Diseasesvolume 15, Article number: 27 (2015) Cite this article 7106 Accesses 1 Altmetric Metrics details The editors of BMC Infectious Diseases would like to thank all our reviewers who have contributed to the journal in Volume 14 (2014). Jan Aarnoudse Netherlands Raquel Abad Spain Emmanuel Abatih Belgium Penelope Abbott Australia Atqah Abdul Wahab Qatar Fekadu Abebe Norway Delbert Abi Abdallah USA Asha Abraham India Richard Adegbola Belgium Ayola Akim Adegnika Gabon Jeanne Adiwinata Pawitan Indonesia Yaw Afrane Kenya Vishnu Agarwal India Oche Agbaji Nigeria Anju Aggarwal India Rakesh Aggarwal India Ashutosh Aggarwal India Anurag Agrawal India Fabio Aguiar-Alves Brazil Golo Ahlenstiel Australia Niyaz Ahmed India Sunil Ahuja USA Peter Aka USA Sally Akarolo-Anthony USA Karolina Akinosoglou Greece Eleni Aklillu Sweden Chantal Akoua-Koffi Cote d’Ivoire Sercan Aksoy Turkey Adam Akullian USA Mohamed Al-Agamy Saudi Arabia Sophie Alain France Alhadi Alamir Egypt Amr Albanna Saudi Arabia Catharina Johanna Alberts Netherlands Marco Albonico Italy Stefano Alcaro Italy Mercedes Alemán Argentina Bryan Alexander USA Vangelis Alexiou Greece Nahid Ali India Jean-Pierre Allain UK Franz Allerberger Austria Benito Almirante Spain Nina Alphey UK Zubaida Daham Al-Suwaidi Qatar Tugrul Altan Turkey Ben Althouse USA Mario Alvarez Mexico Gerardo Alvarez-Uria India Deepak Amarapurkar India Massimo Amicosante Italy Janaki Amin Australia Roland A Indian regulators in recent times have shown a keen interest in monitoring the intersection between data, information technology, and cybersecurity with regulated entities—more so in relation to Non-Banking Financial Companies (“NBFCs”) and ‘fintechs’. With the expected enforcement of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (“DPDP Act”), and the promulgation of its rules, it becomes imperative for NBFCs and fintechs to map their journey of compliance from legal and regulatory perspectives.Continue Reading FIG Paper (No. 34 – Data Law Series 5) Balancing Sectoral Regulation and DPDP Act Compliance by NBFCs & FintechsReviewer acknowledgement 2014
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