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NIRMAN by SEARCH

NIRMAN

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Brief of the Fellowship

NIRMAN is a youth initiative started by Dr. Abhay and Dr. Rani Bang to identify, nurture and organize the young change makers to solve various societal challenges. It is an educational process to train the youth to take up crucial issues and problems in the society. NIRMAN provides guidance, expertise and environment to inculcate self learning and encourages youth for social action.

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New India Foundation Fellowships

The New India Foundation

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Brief of the Fellowship

Fellowship holders are expected to write original books. Their proposals should be oriented towards final publication, and outline a road map towards that destination. The Foundation is ecumenical as regards genre, theme, and ideology: the
only requirement is that the proposed works contribute to the fuller understanding of independent India. Thus Fellowship holders may choose to write a memoir, or a work of reportage, or a thickly footnoted academic study. Their books could be oriented towards economics, or politics, or culture

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National Fellowship for Persons with Disability

University Grants Commission

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Brief of the Fellowship

National Fellowship for Persons with Disabilities 2021 also known as the Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship (RGNF) is open for students with disabilities who have been admitted to MPhil/PhD degree in a University or academic institution. The scholarship scheme aims to enable meritorious but disabled students to effectively take advantage of various opportunities at the national and international level

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National Fellowship for Higher Education of ST Students

Ministry of Tribal Affairs

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Brief of the Fellowship

The objective of the scheme is to encourage the ST students a section of society with the lowest literacy levels in the country , to acquire higher education in the form of fellowships to pursue M.Phil and Ph.D. Courses (full time) in sciences,
Humanities & Social Sciences & Technology in Indian Universities/Colleges/Institutes approved under section 2(f) of UGC Act (1956)/ICAR norms

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National Child Rights Research Fellowship

Child Rights and You

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Brief of the Fellowship

The fellows conduct in-depth research on child rights issues and get the opportunity to set best practices for social research, research ethics, data collection as well as working with children. A strategically chosen expert committee mentors the research fellows throughout the course of their study. In addition to the technical aspects of conducting successful and effective research, Fellows also find themselves as ambassadorsfor children and develop the capability of thinking through children’sissues from a critical, ethical and rights-based lens.

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Naropa Fellowship

Pel Drukpa Charitable Trust

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Brief of the Fellowship

The Fellowship is thus designed to address the rising challenges of unemployment, lack of training and professional skills, and the gradual cultural erosion in Ladakhi society and the Himalayan region at large. Aimed at creating community-spirited future leaders, the Naropa Fellows will be equipped with the skills and tools needed to successfully promote business, enterprise and civic leadership in a 21st century world. A Naropa Fellow will exhibit a strong sense of purpose and commitment towards working for the upliftment of Ladakh and other such remote Himalayan regions.

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Mina Swaminathan Fellowship

M S Swaminathan Research Foundation

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Brief of the Fellowship

The Mina Swaminathan Fellowship is a prestigious award for journalists focusing on issues related to gender and development, particularly in the rural context. MSSRF will connect the fellow to various sites for interviews, facilitating field and
research connect. Constant exchange of ideas between the researchers and the media is envisaged towards greater science-media partnership. The journalist will also work together with the scientists to bring out a policy brief on the theme.

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Mahatma Gandhi National Fellowship

IM Bangalore

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Brief of the Fellowship

The Mahatma Gandhi National Fellowship (MGNF) is an opportunity for young, dynamic individuals to contribute to enhancing skill development and promote economic development. The two-year Fellowship seeks to combine classroom sessions (Academic Module) host IIMs with an intensive field immersion at the district level (District Immersion) to create credible plans and identify barriers in raising employment, economic output, and promote livelihoods in rural areas.

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LGT Impact Fellowship

LGT Venture Philanthropy

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Brief of the Fellowship

Fellows apply their professional skills in the field by working one year full-time with the management teams of innovative companies and organizations. They create positive impact by building capacity, transferring know-how and training local staff.

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LAMP Fellowship

PRS Legislative Research

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Brief of the Fellowship

LAMP Fellows are mentored by a Member of Parliament (MP) and work full-time with the assigned MP during a given year, starting from the Monsoon session of Parliament till the end of the Budget session. The primary role of a LAMP Fellow is to provide extensive research support to her/his MP for their parliamentary work. This includes drafting parliamentary questions for the MP, preparing the MP’s speeches for zero hour debates, raising matters of public importance, drafting private members’ bills etc.

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