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“India to see K-shaped recovery as inequalities grow”: ex RBI governor “Pointers that India is witnessing a K-shaped recovery”: The Hindu “The politics and economics of India’s K-shaped recovery”- India News “Is India experiencing a K-shaped recovery?”: The India Forum We all have come across such headlines post covid-19 pandemic, but did we even know […]
Read More K-SHAPED ECONOMIC RECOVERYIn 2009, P Sainath, a former Rural Affairs Editor of The Hindu, documented the plight of farmer suicides rampant in the Vidarbha region of Maharashtra. The 1-hour long documentary, dubbed “Nero’s Guests” draws a parallel between the Indian citizens, Indian government, and the mainstream media of the country with the Roman Emperor Nero and his […]
Read More ANALYSIS OF NERO’s GUESTSParth Vira, Senior Consultant at EY Singapore and a Jai Hind alumni shares the journey of his under-grad days and some insightful information on how the curriculum has helped him in various walks of life and further advices us to make use of it the most. One of the most important skills that are relevant […]
Read More Mr. Parth Vira on unconventional choicesStock markets have long been a popular method to invest money. However, it is not as simple as it appears. For some people, the prospect of investing in the stock market may be frightening; nonetheless, the more you are ready to risk, the greater the return is expected. Investing is a game of gambling where […]
Read More The Fall of Stock MarketsIn today’s world, especially after the pandemic, we are all driven by our desires to live a different life. A different life for many of us is not necessarily a life where we bring change. It’s where we start living the lives of different people. Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney+hotstar, and Sony Liv among many others […]
Read More Disconnect to reconnectFinancial irregularities and some renowned cases associated with it surfaced in the past like Vijay Mallya’s money laundering scam, Nirav Modi, and Mehul Choksi bank fraud case have always been in the limelight since these activities have been reported. Obviously, these are not the only bank frauds that have happened in India. As per the […]
Read More Banking sector upheavalWhile teachers, psychiatrists, and parents dispute the amount of screen time is suitable for kids, another such rising innovation in the shape of artificial intelligence and machine learning is starting to modify education tools and organizations and reshaping what the long-term future may look like in schooling. As per the research Artificial Intelligence Industry in […]
Read More AI & Education: what lies aheadThe title ‘country of particular concern’ is a designation given by the US secretary of state who implements policy formation for external affairs under the international religious freedom act of 1998. A country that was once an example of unity in diversity has been named a country of particular concern, not once, not twice, but […]
Read More INDIA: “A COUNTRY OF PARTICULAR CONCERN”Ever wondered what it’s like to have your exams cancelled because there aren’t enough papers to print your question papers? Or to see your family’s monthly expenses shoot up 3 times? These are the situations faced by the citizens of our neighbouring country Sri Lanka. Sri Lankans are facing high inflation, huge dip in tourism […]
Read More Sri Lankan debt crisisThe RBI Committee on the 7th of April presented the Monetary Policy and showcased where the projections are taking the Indian economy. Given the evolving risks and uncertainties, the MPC has decided to keep the policy repo rate unchanged at 4 percent. The MPC also decided to remain accommodative while focusing on ‘withdrawal of accommodation’ […]
Read More RBI Monetary Policy – April 2022
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