As Budget 2025 approaches, the Indian government’s previously announced strategic disinvestment plan for public sector undertakings (PSUs) appears to be in limbo. Initially propelled by the philosophy that “government has no business being in business,” significant privatisations, including high-profile entities
The Supreme Court’s recent discourse on the proposed menstrual-leave policy underscores a critical juncture in our quest for gender parity within the workplace. The suggestion that mandating such a policy might be counterproductive, as deliberated by the three-judge bench, reveals
The recent accident involving the container ship Dali, which struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, has cast a spotlight on India’s role in the global shipping industry. This incident not only resulted in tragic loss of life and
India’s trajectory towards becoming the third-largest economy paints a picture of a nation straddling two realities: one of impressive economic growth and another of alarming disparities in wealth and employment opportunities. As India positions itself to surpass Germany and Japan
The fatal accident in Kalyani Nagar, Pune, where two lives were tragically lost due to the reckless actions of a 17-year-old driving under the influence, has ignited a widespread outcry. The details of the incident are harrowing: Aneesh Awadhiya and
In the shadow of India’s purported employment boom, a disheartening narrative unfolds, revealing the acute distress among the nation’s youth. Official pronouncements and certain analytical pieces assert a surge in job creation across various sectors. However, a deeper investigation exposes
