Economy

The second wave hit almost everyone by surprise when the government had almost declared a victory over Covid in late February/March and people lowered their guards in following Covid appropriate behavior.The contagion started surging around late March in Mumbai, spreading

Cries of help from Lakshadweep have found their way to social media, but what is it all about? Why are the people of Lakshadweep unhappy? Before addressing this question, let me introduce you to the multitude of islands : Lakshadweep. Lakshadweep

The recent Israel – Palestine conflict can be traced back to a history of more than 100 years. Israel is recognized as a Jewish democratic country today. Its existence dates back to 14th May, 1948 when it was separated from

Smartness or beauty cannot be the only hallmark of competency and what is beautiful is good is the most prevalent stereotype in society. It is often seen that the people who are more attractive in terms of skin tone, weight

The demand for new vehicles is expected to go up with the introduction of the Vehicle Scrappage Policy. This policy will be a “win-win” step that helps to improve fuel efficiency and cuts out pollution, says Union Minister Nitin Gadkari.

The Lean Startup is a masterpiece by Eric Ries which is basically based on a method to develop and manage startups. It is a New York Bestseller with millions of copies sold worldwide. It has also been a source of

Gold has always been a much-discussed topic in India and has now become a thing to talk about the falling-rise of the prices every time there are family gatherings. One of the oldest precious metals to be known to humankind,

Local communities are the fundamental unit of a country’s demography. Not only these communities shape the demand and supply of the country but also help in gaining capital flows and foreign investments from other countries. Despite being a fundamental unit

REITs or Real Estate Investment Trusts and InvITs or Infrastructure Investment Trusts are akin to mutual funds. REITs are instruments like a trust, that invests in real estate projects such as offices, malls, industrial parks, warehouses, hospitality, healthcare centres, and

The second wave has arrived. Every day, more evidence emerges that the second wave is no longer confined to Maharashtra. It’s no longer just a wave, but a possible tsunami, with the daily run rate of cases surpassing the first-wave