A student administered blog by the department of BAF, BBI & BFM. Jai Hind College (Autonomous), Mumbai University
With global conflicts, we face an all-out war. Border disputes and ongoing civil wars contribute to this perception. Civil wars are rampant, adding to global instability. The Oxford English Dictionary defines “war” as armed conflict between countries or groups within a country or state of competition or hostility. War is organized and often prolonged, characterized […]
Read More THE UNSEEN COSTS OF WARFAREWelcome to a tale as ancient as grains themselves. Today, we knead through history’s doughy layers to discover how a humble loaf of bread has risen to global prominence. We’ll explore how this simple grain has shaped societies, sparked wars, and initiated the age of European exploration. In the dawn of humanity, within Mesopotamia’s fertile crescent, a silent revolution began. […]
Read More HISTORY OF THE WORLD ACCORDING TO BREADGrowing up is like navigating a maze, but blindfolded. Throughout this time we are often warned about the challenges and troubles that life may hurl our way, but there’s one instruction missing from the handbook – how to deal with goodbyes and mastering the art of letting go. The tender age of 16 to 21 […]
Read More FAREWELL’S GOLDEN HOUR: FINDING BEAUTY IN THE ART OF LETTING GOLiving in a fast-paced city, Unified Payments Interface (UPI) has become an undeniable convenience. From grabbing a morning coffee to catching the latest movie, that tap and PIN combo seems like magic. But with this cashless ease comes a question: is UPI secretly draining our wallets? Online browsing turns fun to frenzy. A cool gadget […]
Read More UPI: FRIEND OR FOE?There’s a saying about college that you find your “chosen family” there. In my case, this saying couldn’t be truer. It wasn’t just the friendships that blossomed, but the incredible bond I formed with my seniors. Joining Jai Hind College later than others meant navigating unfamiliar territory. Making friends felt like an uphill battle. But […]
Read More The Chosen FamilyMalay graduated from Jai Hind College with a Bachelor’s of Commerce in Financial Markets. He further went to Auckland to pursue his masters as well as employment. This article intends to share Malay’s experiences and insights since his graduation from college. Q1. You have completed your post graduate degree from Auckland, New Zealand and are […]
Read More It’s a world full of opportunities: In conversation with Malay DigheBeing a football fan in India for over a decade now, I’ve seen the interest rise significantly over the years, in various age groups. Talking about the Indian football league & the support that it’s received over the years, it always wasn’t the way it is as you see today. Football has always been a […]
Read More The Rise Of Indian Football“India surpassed the UK to become the 5th largest economy in the world” – The Economic Times. “Bangladesh outpaces India on per capita income” – The Indian Express. “India overtakes Nigeria as the world’s poverty capital” – The Heritage Times. “India has the world’s 3rd highest number of billionaires, says Forbes report” – The Hindu. […]
Read More GDP: Just a Perception or Still Effective?At a time when everyone dreams of moving to big cities for education or for work purposes, one often feels left out. A world where everyone seems to be distant, a world where they do not have anyone to turn to, while one needs to cope with the new forms of education or jobs. It […]
Read More A MENTOR’S CONTRIBUTION IN OUR LIVESA looming recession in the US has made the headlines numerous times in the past few months. Layoff season does not seem to be going away anytime soon. In such a scenario, another metric can help you better predict the US recession. The US Treasuries. US Treasuries are securities that include Treasury bills, Treasury bonds, […]
Read More This Metric Can Help You Forecast a US Recession
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