India and its obsession with witch hunt. by Shaji Joseph
Years ago, as a student in Mumbai, I visited a village near Palghar as part of our SSL (Social Service League) activity. There I first heard of the concept of witch hunt which I later studied as part of my sociology lectures in college. The villagers were talking of the witch who was causing trouble […]
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There are more than 45 million drivers on the roads in the UK, and counting – but to be part of the club you have to first get your driving licence.Acquiring your driving licence can be a lengthy (and expensive) process, but there’s no need to feel daunted. In this comprehensive guide, we answer your […]
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TANKING RUPEE : The forces behind the Strong Dollar and a Weak Rupee by Achintya Srivastava
Reviewed by Bishakha Jain “Rupee tanking to all-time low”, “Rupee closes higher against the dollar over US-China trade talks”, ” The falling rupee is also dragging down businesses along with it”. These were some headlines that have been abuzz in the media for the past few days. But, have you ever wondered why almost all the global currencies are […]
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Rising Oil Prices by Mohini Madhur
Reviewed by Bishakha Jain Oil prices have shown a steady rise since the end of 2003. Due to the large increase in the price of a commodity which affects household expenditures, governments have evolved a number of different strategies to deal with this problem. Rising oil prices is one of the biggest risks to the […]
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Breaking The Legacy: Union & Railway Budget Merger — By Divya
Edited By – Akash Goel During British era, the Railway Budget was part of the General Budget initially. Based on the recommendation of Acworth Committee, the Rail Budget was separated from the union budget in 1924 and this system was followed till now. But the Government has decided to merge Rail Budget with the Union […]
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War Of The Gods : The Infosys Crisis — By Souptik Sur
Reviewed By – Akash Goel Infosys, a big name in the world of IT, has been going through an internal tussle which in turn is hampering the brand value of the organization. Vishal Sikka, the chief executive who was brought in to turn around India’s Infosys three years ago, resigned on August 18th, 2017, […]
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The Rise of A Graceful Warrior : Nirmala Sitharaman – By Bhamini Vispute
Edited By – Akash Goel It is said that “There is no force more powerful than a woman determined to rise”. Nirmala Sitharaman, a Tamil Iyengar Brahmin from Tiruchirapalli in Tamil Nadu, has proved it right. Here is all that you need to know about the new Defense Minister of our country. The […]
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Make in India or Make for India? – By Isha
Make in India was launched by the Government of India in September, 2014. It has been active for three years and has raised many expectations from the Indian market. Make in India or MII was put forward to try and encash the benefits that India, as a nation, might gain by shifting from the tertiary […]
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Bullet Trains or Better Trains? – By Kajal Jadhav
Edited By – Akash Goel Are Bullet trains in India the need of the hour? Or do we need to take a back seat and maybe look at the dire state of the current Indian railways and work for its betterment? Can the progress on both the fronts go hand-in-hand? Let’s read on to find […]
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Key Deliverables of BRICS 2017 – By Kajal Jadhav
BRICS – A Brief History BRICS is an acronym for an association of 5 major countries: Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. It was established in 2009. As of 2015, the 5 BRICS countries represent over 3.6 billion people or about 41% of world population The BRICS members are all leading developed or newly […]
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