Archive · 10 Oct 2026
IMPACT Bharat Launches Three-Day Politics Behind Policy Programme
IMPACT Bharat has announced a three-day programme about how politics influences government policies.
It is planned for November 20 to 22, 2026, near Delhi NCR.
The programme will include people who have worked in politics, government, journalism, and business.
They will talk about how issues become important and how decisions are made and carried out.
Participants will also practise thinking about possible rules that could affect their organisations.
The programme is meant for founders, senior business leaders, investors, and policy professionals.
It will be held behind closed doors, and speaker names will be shared only with confirmed participants.
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IMPACT Bharat launched Politics Behind Policy on October 2, 2026, with the programme scheduled for November 20–22.
The residential programme will take place on the outskirts of Delhi NCR and focus on the politics and processes shaping policy.
Sessions will bring together former political and government officials, political journalists, and corporate public-policy leaders.
Participants are to work on a Regulatory War Room, a Regulatory Playbook, and political-risk maps for their organisations.
The sponsored article says the programme is intended for business leaders and is closed-door and off the record.
- Who
- IMPACT Bharat, led by Founder Diggaj Mogra and Founding Member Ruhi Kurele, announced the programme.
- What
- A three-day closed-door residential programme on the politics and processes shaping policy.
- When
- Launched October 2, 2026; scheduled for November 20–22, 2026.
- Where
- On the outskirts of Delhi NCR.
- Why
- To help business leaders understand the political forces and decision-making processes behind policy changes.
- Programme
- Politics Behind Policy
- Organiser
- IMPACT Bharat
- Launch date
- October 2, 2026, on Gandhi Jayanti
- Scheduled dates
- November 20–22, 2026
- Location
- Outskirts of Delhi NCR
- Format
- Three-day closed-door residential programme; sessions are off the record
- Practical activities
- Regulatory War Room, Regulatory Playbook, and political-risk mapping
- Article disclosure
- ThePrint BrandIt identifies the article as paid-for sponsored content; ThePrint journalists did not report or write it.