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Russia – The world’s most-sanctioned country Ever imagined waking up just to experience a nightmare again? Just as it finally began to feel like the world was recovering from the devastating pandemic, we found ourselves amidst the ghastly warfare that has erupted from the Russia-Ukraine crisis. On February 24, 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine, escalating the […]

Rising of the Phoenix— Air India Life had come a full circle for “the Maharaja” on 27th January, 2022 as India’s first commercial carrier, Air India returned to the Tata Group after the Tata’s had won the bid for acquiring the national carrier. During its long journey, Air India has witnessed both crests and troughs.

Budget 2022 Unraveled As India continues to reel from the ramifications of this seemingly perpetual global pandemic, the month of February began with all anticipating eyes set on budget 2022, expecting a glimpse of clarity with regard to India’s trajectory to recovery and a promising future ahead. There seemed to be a general consensus that

Climate Finance “ We are the first generation to be able to end poverty and the last generation that can take steps to avoid the worst impacts of Climate Change. Future Generations will judge us harshly if we fail to uphold our moral and historical responsibilities.”– Ban Ki Moon (former United Nations Secretary General)Climate Change

The Electric Vehicles Imperative Where does India stand and where is it heading? As the world is continually advancing towards automation, digitalisation and electrification, we hear phrases such as “Electric vehicles are the future” often tossed around  –  and we tend to invariably agree. After all, they do away with petroleum-based fuels, are cost-effective in

Cabinet Reshuffle 2021 – Explained The most significant reshuffle of the Prime Minister’s Cabinet took place on the 7th of July, 2021 where 43 ministers took oath at the Rashtrapati Bhavan, of which 15 were sworn in as Cabinet Ministers, 28 were inducted as Ministers of State and 12 from the Council of Ministers resigned. 

The PUJA-Nomics I. INTRODUCTION Kolkata and Durga Puja go as synonymously as Agra and the Taj Mahal, Cricket and Sachin or, the Parliament and fruitful debate (in theory at least!). The Puja craze has evolved over the years to grow from being a mere passion to a major economic and financial prospect which accounts for a

Turbulent Skies Richard Branson, the owner of Virgin Atlantic Airways, once said “If you want to be a millionaire, start with a billion dollars and launch a new airline”. A detailed study of the Indian aviation sector presents numerous thought provoking questions to us. The Indian aviation industry is standing at crossroads. A very candid