In life, it’s essential to know “what’s not to be done” rather than knowing what’s need to be done. While growing up, we always hear from our parents, […]
Economics, Development & World Trade / Law & Society
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Beyond 2022, India’s New Strategy for a Progressive Society
The finance minister presented the union budget for 2022-23, highlighting the policy and spending priorities for the Government of India. It is a financial statement showing receipts and […]
Perspectives in Gender Studies
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THE LIFE & HISTORY OF THE LGBTQ COMMUNITY IN INDIA
The LGBTQ, unfortunately, is the most historically stigmatised community in the world. The global society’s transition from a conservative to a more accepting society has helped gain momentum […]
Economics, Development & World Trade / Politics and Diplomacy
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WTO & THE CONFLICT ON “DEVELOPING” VS “DEVELOPED COUNTRY” TAG
The WTO, the successor of GATT, an organisation born out of negotiations, deals with trade-related matters between nations globally. World Trade Organisation got a life on 1st Jan […]
International Affairs / Politics and Diplomacy
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Nepal Riots & The Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) Pact of USA
In Nepal, hundreds of protests and resultant riots in vehement opposition of the MCC outside the Parliament have caused disorder in the law and order situation of the […]
International Affairs / Politics and Diplomacy
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A New QUAD-in the Middle East?
In September 2021, the leaders of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue – President Joe Biden, Prime Minister Modi, Prime Minister Morrison and Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga met for their […]
Law & Society / Politics and Diplomacy
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EXPOSED: THE FRAGILITY OF GENDER INEQUALITY IN INDIA
Inequality was seen as a natural phenomenon until the eighteenth century, with political philosophers like Plato supporting this theory. This postulate is true to some extent, as natural […]
Conflicts, War and Peace / International Affairs
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ETHIOPIA: THE ETHNICALLY DIVERSE CONFLICT-RIDDEN NATION IN AFRICA
Ethiopia finds it hard to reach peace, torn between ethnic clashes and civil wars a diverse nation is at the brink of collapse. Ironically the Prime Minister of […]
International Affairs / Law & Society / Politics and Diplomacy
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Decoding the Dalit Controversy of the USA- Caste and Discrimination
Introduction The word “caste” applies to a rigid hierarchical social structure based on ideas of purity and pollution, under which people at the lowest of the structure might […]
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ARGENTINA AND ITS ECONOMIC SURGE DESPITE PANDEMIC: LESSONS TO LEARN
An economic overview: GDP, Industries and the fallout With a GDP of approximately $455 billion, Argentina is the third-largest economy in Latin America, behind Brazil and Mexico. Moreover, […]
Digital regime and Technology / International Affairs
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Exploiting the 5G mm-wave potential for improved performance and efficiency
INTRODUCTION The fifth generation of long-term evolution (LTE) mobile fiber networks is the most recent upgrade. 5G allows for creating a new network that connects nearly everyone and […]
International Affairs / Politics and Diplomacy
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Crisis in Yemen: ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW!
In the latest flare-up of the conflict in Yemen, the Houthis launched attacks on multiple targets inside the United Arab Emirates (UAE). This nudged the Saudi Arabia-led Coalition […]
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NATIONS AND PROBLEMS IN GLOBAL TRADE DURING PANDEMIC
THE GLOBAL TRADE Incorporation into the global economy through global trade has been acknowledged as a potent tool for promoting economic growth and alleviating poverty in developing countries. […]
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ASIA’S PANDEMIC BILLIONAIRES: THE HISTORIC WEALTH GAP BETWEEN RICH AND POOR
What is deadlier, the Sars-Cov-2 virus pandemic or inequality? Living in the COVID-19 ridden world for about two years, I will stick to inequality. Each day for the […]
