Students of the Master of Public Policy undertakes dissertation works in their second year. This research is supervised by a faculty member and examined periodically by a committee. The full reports of dissertations are accessible in the NLSIU library. Below is the list of dissertations accepted for awarding the MPP degree. Sl. No Name of the student Title of the Dissertation Year MPP1 1. Ms. Amrutha Jose Pampackal Role of Bureaucratic Behaviour in Determining Policy Outcomes:A Study of Tribal Resettlement andDevelopment Mission (TRDM), Kerala 2016 2. Mr Anirudh Chakradhar The Effects of Regularization of Unauthorized Colonies on the Provision of Basic Services 2016 3. Mr. Anirudh. T Analysis of Compensation Opportunities for Employees During Lay-Offs &Closure : Case Studies on JL Morison and Kingfisher Airlines Pvt. Ltd. 2016 4. Ms. Avantika Gode Environmental Goods and Services for Sustainable Public Procurement in India:WTO’s GPA Vs Public Procurement Bill, 2012 2016 5. Ms. Deepa K. S. Exploring How Structural Factors in Political Regimes Influence Property Regimes in India 2016 6. Mr. Dharmendra Kumar Singh Universal Public Healthcare AsAn Alternate Model ofManagement and Delivery of Public Healthcare Services inKarnataka 2016 7. Ms. Dunna Anna salome Competitiveness of Manufacturing Sectors in The Make in IndiaCampaign 2016 8. Mr. Harsh Vardhan Sharma Demand for Affordable Housing in India: A Disaggregated Analysis at State Level 2016 9. Ms. Jyotsna Sripada Role of Anganwadi Centres In Preventing, Detecting and Addressing Malnutrition in Children Below Three 2016 10. Mr. Koshtub Vohra Cost-Benefit Analysis of Medium, Multi-RoleCombat Aircraft Procurement Scenarios: 36 Rafale Vs. 126 Mirage 2000-5 2016 11. Mr. Manmeet Singh A Critical Analysis of Policy Instruments Required to Promote SolarPV Module Manufacturing In India 2016 12. Ms. Meenu Maria Joseph Addressing The Challenges Faced By Women Entrepreneurs in Kerala: The Role Of Micro Enterprise Consultants 2016 13. Mr. Mounik Shankar Lahiri The Contested Policy Space: Case Study of Development Of Social Protection Policies for Unorganised Construction Sector 2016 14. Ms. Nalini Kaushik Pharmaceutical Drug Price Regulations: an Analysis of Determinants of Access to Medicines 2016 15. Ms. Natasha Srivastava Mental Health in India: An Overview 2016 16. Ms. Navyasree S. Ram Performance Evaluation of Karnataka’s State Road Transport Corporations 2016 17. Ms. Neha Mallick Financial Inclusion, Women Empowerment And Household Welfare: A Study in Arunachal Pradesh 2016 18. Mr. Panickar Varun Rajasekharan More Than Just Water:Applying the Advocacy Coalition Framework to the Irrigation Sector in Maharashtra 2016 19. Mr. Paras Tyagi One City Many Faces: A Study of Provisioning of Public Services in Three Urban Villages of Delhi 2016 20. Mr. Pratik Harish Performance Evaluation of Electricity Distribution Companies in Karnataka 2016 21. Ms. Priyadarshini Ray The Transgender Rights Bill: ACritical Analysis of Its Provisions Vis-A-Vis Ground Realities 2016 22. Ms. Rashmi Nayar A Study of TechnologySpin-Offs from Space Research Policy Perspectives 2016 23. Mr. Rohit Mukerji Fertility Decline and Its Determinants: Is Rising Out-Of-Pocket Expenditure on Health and Education Shaping The Fertility Rate? 2016 24. Ms. S. Bhavani Understanding the Effects of Evaluation Policies In Elementary Education: A Case Study Analysis of Williamsburg, Virginia and Mahbubnagar,Telangana 2016 25. Ms. Sharada S. Regulation of Zero Rated Platforms inIndia 2016 26. Ms. Shreoshee Mukherjee Identifying Impact of Government Regulations on the Sugar Industry ofUttar Pradesh 2016 27. Mr. Siddharth Khosla Contract Farming: anExploratory Study 2016 28. Ms. Simi Sunny Socio-Economic Integrationof Migrant Workers in Kerala 2016 29. Mr. Songja Engti Kathar De-centralizationof Primary Education 2016 30. Mr. Srisagar B. Effectiveness of Sakala: A Study in Mysuru City CorporationUnder Urban Development Department, Govt. Of Karnataka 2016 31. Ms. Srishti Pandey Exploring the Role of Payments Banks in Furthering Financial Inclusion 2016 32. Ms. Swasti Raizada Tracking the Sunrise:Karnataka’s Experiment withRooftop 2016 33. Ms. Sweety Shreyashi Examining and Analysing Quality of Health Care Service Delivery System : An Inter- State Variation 2016 34. Ms. Syeda Mubeena Ismath A Comparative Analysis of Alternate Urban Transport Modes For Phase II of Metro Rail inBangalore 2016 35. Mr. T. Venkata Sai Sasidhar Distress in Agrarian Conditions: A Case Study of Farmer Suicides in Telangana 2016 36. Ms. Tanya Agrawal Child Identities in Elementary Education Discourse and Policy: A Case Study of Rajasthan 2016 37. Mr. Tejus S. Impact of Government Initiatives in Curbing Severe Acute Malnourishment Among Children (0-5) in Raichur, Karnataka 2016 38. Mr. Vaibhav Kumar Sentencing Policy and Practices in Death Penalty Cases:A Critical Analysis 2016 39. Mr. Wad Shrikant Vivek Whither Professoriate?: A Critical Inquiry into the Enactment of Faculty Appraisal Policy 2016 40. Mr. Niraj Kumar Social Protection for Alleviation of Hunger : A Critical Evaluation of Anna Bhagya Yojna, The Food Security Scheme of Government of Karnataka 2016 41. Ms. Preeti Manocha Political Economy of Welfare: The Subsidy and Alcohol Conundrum in Tamil Nadu 2016