Publications

Research Briefs

Published reports built from citizen responses, used in policy conversations and public discourse.

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Dosti,
Data

Dil, Dosti, Data: Young Love and Loneliness in 17 Data Snaps

How young Indians navigate love, friendship, and loneliness. Data-driven storytelling on relationships and emotional life.

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VIBE Report

VIBE Report: Voices for Inclusion, Belonging & Empowerment

What young India really cared about during the 2024 General Elections. 4,972 responses across India.

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DPDP Act Survey

Balancing Consent & Customisation under the DPDP Act 2023

3,000+ parents and children surveyed. Informed policy conversations on India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act.

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Youth & AI Report

Are You There, AI? Youth & Artificial Intelligence

How young Indians use AI for learning, creativity, and emotional support while navigating privacy and bias.

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Zero Se Hero

How India Can Become Zero Se Hero Through a Just Transition

Climate change and energy policy from the perspective of young Indians. Pathways to net-zero through a just transition.

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Women on the Move

Women on the Move

ORF monograph on women's mobility, safety, and access to public spaces in Indian cities. With Observer Research Foundation.

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Life in Lockdown

Life in Lockdown

ORF monograph on how young Indians experienced the COVID-19 lockdown. Work, mental health, and daily life under restriction.

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Youth and Climate Change

Impact of Climate Change on Young Indians

Only 7% of Indian youth hold MNCs responsible for climate change. Survey on who young people think should act and how.

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Safer Roads Survey

#SaferRoadsForYou Public Survey Report

Public perceptions of road safety across Indian cities. Survey data on infrastructure, enforcement, and citizen experience.

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Ethical Consumer Survey

Ethical Consumer Survey Report

Young Indians on ethical consumption, sustainability choices, and the gap between values and purchasing behaviour.

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