May 2008
Career Opportunity at CASI: Online Editor
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12.03-05.2008
2008 Conference on Dalit Agendas: Emancipation, Citizenship, and Empowerment
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The Nand and Jeet Khemka Distinguished Lecture Series "Judicial Overreach or Oversight?" [Video]
Justice Ruma Pal

The Nand and Jeet Khemka Distiguished Lecture Series "Reforming the Indian Banking System - Why It Is Important and What Can Be Done" [video]
Raghuram Rajan

 
 
Banias and Beyond: The Dynamics of Caste and Big Business in Modern India
Harish Damodaran

Is Larry Summers the canary in the mine?
Devesh Kapur, Pratap Mehta and Arvind Subramanian, Financial Times, May 14, 2008

Are the Indian armed forces facing a human capital crisis?
Devesh Kapur, The Indian Express, March 27, 2008
 
 
 


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Nitya Thummalachetty


 
Nitya Nitya joined CASI in January 2008 after having worked for Ernst & Young, India as a Business Analyst in the Health Sciences. She has interacted with leading life science players and done extensive market research on India's biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries. Nitya also worked in the Andhra Pradesh AIDS Control Society where she initiated an outreach program called "AIDS Awareness Among Young Adults." Nitya graduated from UCLA with a Bachelor of Science degree in Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology. As an undergraduate, Nitya worked on research projects at Stanford University's Digital Imaging lab and UCLA's Neuro-imaging lab. Prior to her undergraduate studies, Nitya did part of her schooling in Rishi Valley School (India) and the remainder in the Bay Area, California.
   


Nitya's primary interests lie in the dynamics of the expanding life sciences industry in India and how bioethics and public policy apply to India's health sciences. Her professional goal is to become an authority in bioethics and policy- specifically in the area of HIV/AIDS. Nitya also hopes to learn French and eventually be able to speak fluent Hindi.