Driving Policy Innovation Through Dialogue, Action and Field Immersion

At the heart of our mission is a commitment to fostering intellectual rigor, policy innovation, and hands-on learning. Our events bring together students, scholars, policymakers, and industry leaders to engage with complex governance challenges and shape the future of policy.

COMPASS

Compass is an interactive, integrated, and innovative conversation series featuring stalwarts from diverse fields, including journalism, education, economics, health policy, and law, held by Caucus under the aegis of IQAC. The first edition of Compass was organized in 2020.

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HINDU POLICY TALKS

Hindu Policy Talks started in the year 2023. HPT is an initiative for organizing speaker sessions that invite pre-eminent personalities having expertise in the domain of foreign policy, politics, economics, or any other sphere related to policymaking and its execution. The event returned with its second edition in November 2025 as a two-day policy conclave featuring eminent voices from diplomacy, public policy, academia, governance and strategic affairs.

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POLICY HACKATHON

The Policy Hackathon successfully brought together policy enthusiasts to tackle real-world governance challenges. Demonstrating massive engagement, the inaugural event recorded over 900 registrations, drawing talented participants from top institutions including Delhi University, Netaji Subhas University of Technology and IIT Delhi. Supported by more than 8 partners including prominent organizations like the Internet Freedom Foundation and NSS. The hackathon established a collaborative platform for impactful policy innovation.

ACADEMIC VISITS

A series of notable academic visits were organized to engage students with prominent diplomats, policy experts, and historians across key institutions and corporate venues. Highlights of the year included an insightful interaction with Dr. S.Y. Quraishi (17th Chief Election Commissioner of India and former Secretary, Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports), a discussion on Socio-Economic Growth in India with economist Lord Meghnad Desai (former Member of the UK House of Lords) hosted at the Microsoft seminar hall in Gurgaon, and a speaker session at the India International Centre featuring Mr. Anil Seal (Founder of the Cambridge School of Indian History) on late colonial Indian politics.