PRS Legislative Research Internship 2025: Offline Research Opportunity in Delhi

Looking for a serious research internship in policy and law? PRS Legislative Research, Delhi, is opening applications for its offline research internship in September 2025.

PRS Legislative Research is a well-known Indian nonprofit that helps MPs understand complex laws and policies better. Established in 2005 and based in New Delhi, PRS plays a crucial role in making India’s legislative process transparent, informed, and effective.

Why Apply for PRS Internship?

Every MP represents millions of people but can’t be expert in every law or policy. PRS fills this gap by providing detailed, unbiased legislative analysis. Interning here means you’ll contribute to real research that shapes debates in Parliament.

What You Will Do

  • Work closely with PRS analysts on current legislative issues
  • Help prepare research projects tied to Parliament’s schedule
  • Choose projects based on your interest during non-session periods
  • Complete a focused internship project with guidance from senior analysts

Who Should Apply?

  • Law students or graduates passionate about India’s Parliament and lawmaking
  • Strong writers who can break down complex issues clearly
  • Analytical thinkers who want hands-on policy research experience
  • Those ready to work in-office in Delhi for 4 to 8 weeks (flexible duration)

Internship Details

  • Mode: Offline, in-office at PRS, New Delhi
  • Duration: Usually 4-8 weeks, flexible
  • Stipend: Unpaid, no accommodation or payment provided
  • Deadline: Apply by 20 August 2025
  • Location: PRS Legislative Research, 3rd Floor, Gandharva Mahavidyalaya, 212 Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Marg, New Delhi – 110002

How to Apply?

Complete the online application in one sitting. You need to submit:

  • A short statement of purpose (max 500 words) explaining your interest
  • An updated resume in PDF
  • A writing sample on any policy topic (max 1000 words) in PDF

About PRS

Co-founded by C.V. Madhukar and M.R. Madhavan, PRS works independently, funded by Indian philanthropists. The team is split between research (policy analysis) and outreach (MP engagement). PRS’s work directly supports MPs in Parliament.

Questions?

Write to internship@prsindia.org for any queries.

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