Tough days ahead for India?
Asad Mirza | 26 Apr, 2022 |
| The regional economic and political developments may have a near-immediate effect on the Indian economy, apart from the internal pressures. |
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Apply Newton's law for a healthy planet and life
Pavan Kaushik | 15 Apr, 2022 |
| The theme for the world health day, 2022 is "Our Planet, Our Health". As, the law of Newton says -- "For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction". What we give to the nature, the nature reciprocates accordingly. It would not be wrong to say that "a healthy planet makes the life healthier and if we try to break this natural life cycle of replenishing the planet, it would certainly affect a healthy life". |
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India charting its own path
Asad Mirza | 09 Apr, 2022 |
| The last one-month has shown the tenacity and astuteness of the Indian foreign policy, and the "correctional change" which the current polity is trying to achieve through it. |
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Transforming gold investments in India
SME Times News Bureau | 04 Apr, 2022 |
| Gold has always been an essential part of the socio-economic-cultural ethos of every Indian. As an investment, it has always carried with it the tendency of invoking a sense of sentimental attachment. Despite its tremendous significance, gold investments did not keep pace in terms of ease of buying, storing, and safety. These factors motivated BSE to create a transparent and efficient investment mechanism for gold.
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India captures only 8% of 4K billion cubic meters of rain
Pavan Kaushik | 28 Mar, 2022 |
| Many historians and archaeologists believe that the Indus Valley Civilisation that existed about 2,500 years ago mysteriously lost its existence and disappeared suddenly due to catastrophic water scarcity caused either by shifting rivers or by drastic climate change. |
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India acts big brother to Sri Lanka
Asad Mirza | 22 Mar, 2022 |
| Indian policy in the region towards smaller countries, seems to be paying dividends, as compared to China, which is more and more is being seen as a hawk, intent on taking over smaller countries natural resources. |
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'SuPoshan Sanginis': Sheroes changing the rural women's world
KAVITA SARDANA | 13 Mar, 2022 |
| Men and women are often differentiated based on "gender role" and the tasks assigned to them. The question is who has defined these roles and assigns these tasks? And are they still valid? Are we confining our present potential just to uphold age-old societal constructs? Other biological and anatomical differences aside, both genders have one brain and one heart to function. |
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What India can learn from the Russia-Ukraine crisis
Deepika Bhan | 08 Mar, 2022 |
| As the US-EU combine came out with a slew of sanctions against Russia and big tech companies followed suit enthusiastically, the stark reality hit home. The West can use financial and social media platforms as weapons against any country that falls foul of it.
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