Yamini Aiyar, a prominent figure in the field of public policy and governance, has announced her decision to step down as the head of the Centre for Policy Research (CPR). This announcement comes as a significant development in the realm of think tanks and policy research institutions.
A Change in Leadership
The decision to step down was announced by the CPR board, which simultaneously revealed the appointment of Srinivas Chokkakula as the new President and Chief Executive of CPR. Srinivas Chokkakula, a senior fellow at CPR and the Ministry of Jal Shakti Research Chair, brings with him a wealth of experience and expertise in the field of policy research.
Yamini Aiyar’s Contributions
During her tenure as the head of CPR, Yamini Aiyar made notable contributions to the field of policy research and advocacy. Under her leadership, CPR played a pivotal role in shaping public discourse and informing policy decisions across various domains, including governance, development, and social welfare.
A Legacy of Impact
Yamini Aiyar leaves behind a legacy of impactful research and advocacy initiatives aimed at addressing some of India’s most pressing challenges. Her commitment to evidence-based policymaking and inclusive development has left an indelible mark on the work of CPR and the broader policy landscape in India.
Looking Ahead
As Srinivas Chokkakula assumes leadership at CPR, the institution is poised to continue its legacy of excellence in policy research and analysis. With a dedicated team of researchers and experts, CPR remains committed to producing high-quality research that informs policy debates and drives positive change in society.
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Conclusion: A Transition in Leadership
Yamini Aiyar’s decision to step down as the head of CPR marks a transition in leadership for one of India’s premier think tanks. As Srinivas Chokkakula takes on the mantle of leadership, CPR remains steadfast in its mission to contribute to informed policymaking and inclusive development in India. The institution’s commitment to excellence and impact will continue to guide its work under new leadership, ensuring that it remains at the forefront of policy research and advocacy in the years to come.
