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Every major South Asian economy—except India and Bhutan—is staring at economic headwinds. Here’s the projected GDP growth rate for FY25: India: 6.4% Nepal: 4.4% Sri Lanka: 3.5% Bangladesh: 3.3% Pakistan: 2.7% While India stands out with stron

Another Month, Another Language Fight. Are We Our Own Worst Enemy? So fed up. Every month it's the same story: a petty fight in Bengaluru, Chennai, or Mumbai that explodes into a pointless "North vs. South," "Hindi vs. Local Language" battle. Whil

Originality Fosters the Growth Part 1 A society that preserves and practices it's originality prospers and thrives, A society that imitates others chokes in long run and is subject to very less growth. A broad example on this - Countries like Germ

PESTLE Framework:- The framework analyzes external factors influencing a business. 1] Political:- Government policies, regulations, stability, tax policies, trade traffic 2] Economic:- Economic growth, inflation, exchange rates, interest rates 3]

🇮🇳 India has become the leader in IPOs for 2024, surpassing China and the US - Financial Times. 🏆 Top countries by number of IPOs — 1️⃣ India — 310 IPOs 2️⃣ USA — 226 3️⃣ South Korea — 117 4️⃣ China — 84 🌏 It’s highly likely tha

Indian politics has grown from being regionally focused to shaping global debates. As the world’s largest democracy, India projects its political culture of diversity, free elections, and coalition governance as a model for other nations. Its policie

In India, around 90% of the population earns less than ₹30,000 per month, highlighting deep economic disparity (PLFS data). Despite this, societal focus often shifts to religious conflicts, pseudoscience, and extravagant rituals. Billions of rupees a

The US stock market recently lost $4 trillion in value, indicating a potential recession on the horizon. This significant drop has affected major companies and raised economic concerns. Major companies like Apple and Tesla saw massive losses,

🌍 India and China: The Middle-Income Trap Challenge The recent World Development Report 2024 by the World Bank sheds light on a crucial issue: the "middle-income trap." This is a scenario where countries, after reaching a certain level of economic