Food Security Bill Challenges
The growth in the number of nutrition safety programs by central and state governments has only resulted in the growth in the number of...
The Japanese Economy
The pre-war economy of Japan was a Socialist economy and the country was ruled by an emperor up to WW2. After WW2 it started to...
FICCI Comments on Registering Cases Against Industry Icons
'Capable and Highly Regarded officers and business leaders cannot be made scapegoats of mere suspicion and misconstrued actions' - Naina Lal Kidwai.
The key to...
Does Modi have a ‘Magic Wand’?
Election Rush has started. The 2014 General Elections has given rise to endless campaigning series by different parties. And as expected, opposing parties have...
An independent Afghanistan?
Afghanistan is one of the most conflict stricken countries in the world. It has always been ruled by some or the other economic power,...
The Politics Of The Nobel Prize
"And oh, any so-called peace prize that awards Obama but not Gandhi and is funded by money from the invention of dynamite is not...
Selling Onions @ Rs. 9/kg- Crazy or brilliant?
Onions, a staple food in India, known to bring down government during elections has been a hot topic since the past few months.
If I...
$un Raha Hai na Tu (rupee)
By Divya Sharma
‘’Rumors are rife that Disneyland is opening a new ride which lets you free from a great height within a few seconds.The’re...
NSEL Payment Crisis Decoded
1) What is NSEL? National Spot Exchange limited has been in news recently for the Rs 5600 crore payment crisis. NSEL is a spot...
Jihad- Interpretation and Implication post 9/11
By Jaya Dwivedi
Jihad- A word if spelled out today, delineates mind-numbing and goose bumps engendering macabre devastations: some remember the WTC of New York...
Dehati Aurat; The real issue gone missing?
By Medha Agrawal
Just a day before Pakistan and India's Prime Ministers met each other on the margins of the UN General Assembly in New...
Layman’s guide to the US shutdown
By Mudit Batra
The whole world is talking about the US shutdown when rarely a few people know what really is going on. When the...
US Government Shuts Down.
Credits: The article is taken from USA Today.
WASHINGTON —The federal government shut down for the first time in nearly two decades following more than a...
What is China upto?
By Mugdha
“...And this beautiful building called the Lotus Pond was also gifted to us by the Chinese” smirked the 40- something very Sri Lankan tour...
The Economics of Modern Relationships
“It’s not you, it’s me”
Now this is the universally acknowledged break up siren. How many of us have wanted to be swallowed by mother...
Aam Aadmi Approach to Stock Market
By Abhishek Mehra
Let me tell you, I am not a Capital market guru, yet I decided to write this small piece on capital markets...
India’s Global Tummy
Gone are the days of aloo puri and chhole kulche, it’s the time for Burmese khao suey, Japanese sushi, Spanish tapas or French macaroons!!!
Supercharged...
Decoding Buy Back the ED Way
The tech-giant Microsoft undertakes a 40% 'buyback' of its shares!- read the recent news headline. Sure everybody has come across it and most of...
Brain Drain
By Anirudh Kashi.
India loses 12 billion dollars (84,000 crore rupees) annually due to the brain drain. About 2 billion dollars (14,000 crore rupees) is lost...
Non-Sustainability of Service Sector-led Growth in India
By Gurleen Chadha
The service industry forms the backbone of social and economic development of a region. It has emerged as the largest and fastest-growing...
Airlines touch sky high airfares
The effect of depreciating rupee has already shown up in every sphere of daily life. The airlines are also all set to touch sky high...
The Money That Wasn’t
By Astha Anand
Money is honey my little sonny the rich man’s words are funny!
This old adage very clearly tells what money is; money, a...
Slowdown In China
Commentators often speak of India and China in the same breath. While they describe India as an elephant which has only recently learnt to...
Pied Piper of Indian bourses: Rakesh Jhunjhunwala
By Avish Ahlawat
He’s the called the pin-up boy of the current Bull Run.
Touted as the Indian Warren Buffet, if Indian stock market is a...
Poverty in India, a literary view
By Kritika Sharma
An emerging superpower, a land of diverse cultures and languages, a splendor of Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa, an integration of literature and astronomy...
