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When information is technically public but practically difficult to use, it changes who can question it. That gap matters more than we admit, and it deserves more attention. How do you think policymakers in India should respond in the short term to protect workers in sectors like textiles and glass when disruptions are driven by external conflicts, especially when those same sectors depend heavily on imported energy and materials?
When information is technically public but practically difficult to use, it changes who can question it. That gap matters more than we admit, and it deserves more attention. How do you think policymakers in India should respond in the short term to protect workers in sectors like textiles and glass when disruptions are driven by external conflicts, especially when those same sectors depend heavily on imported energy and materials?