Articles

By Bhavna Dahiya
The COVID-19 has taken cognizance of data and statistics but it has also exposed and in many cases, widened the global gap in quantitative capability...

By Avanish Nutenki
One of the major challenges that the world is facing today is climate change. According to the United Nations, “Climate change refers to long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns.” The earth’s climate has never been constant, the changes in this pattern are due to both natural and anthropogenic activities...

By Bhavna Dahiya
According to The State of the Climate in Africa 2021, rainfall trends are changing, glaciers are melting, and important rivers are getting smaller. Only 40% of Africans now have access to early warning systems against the consequences of extreme climate change and weather change...

By Shreyas Ernest Isaac
Financial inclusion is an important variable for any country to develop their economies, the World Bank found that in 2017, around 1.3 billion people did not have access to a formal financial institution or a mobile money provider, out of this 56 percent of all unbanked adults were women (World Bank Group, 2017)...

By Shreyas Ernest Isaac
Joseph Schumpeter in his theory of innovation argues that it is innovation done by entrepreneurs that generate profits (Schumpeter, 1934). India has had a long history of enterprise and innovation...

By Shreyas Ernest Isaac
The COVID-19 Pandemic has undoubtedly been one of the hardest challenges that countries have had to face in recent human memory. If there is one word which has brought much hope to all of us in the last few years, it has to be the word 'vaccine'...

By Kevin T Sabu
The global warming-induced melting of Antarctic and Arctic glaciers and ice has a detrimental impact on not just the ecology but also the humanitarian setting as well.  Various geographically smaller island states (SIS) such as Maldives, Kiribati, Tuvalu, Vanuatu, Solomon Islands, etc...

By Jai Sharma
Mali, officially the Republic of Mali, is a landlocked country in West Africa. It is the eighth-largest country in Africa. Mali, despite being a poor, deeply indebted, landlocked country in Sub-Saharan Africa, possess significant bauxite, gold, iron ore, and phosphate reserves.

By Liza Gupta
In 2020, a study by the joint Indo-Pak management institute revealed contrasting lifestyles between the people of Jammu and Kashmir and Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir (POK) (Dipanjan Roy, 2020). The study conducted by Professor Dheeraj Sharma from the Indian Institute of Management and Professor Farah Arif from Lahore Institute of Management Sciences disclosed that the people in POK were not satisfied and happy with their lives and homeland...

By Liza Gupta
Human rights are paramount to citizens and is a vital policy objective of international institutions and central governments. However, despite such importance granted to Human Rights, the world community and central government have failed to uphold the rights of Kashmiri Pandit (“KP”) community living in Kashmir in the 1990s. The year of 1989 marks ‘black year’ in the history of India...