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Introduction: In this busy and bustling day to day life of ours managing our Finances has become a great deal of work for us. From investing in Mutual Funds to Equity and other instruments we have to go through a lot of information around us, which sometimes might turn out to be a rock on …
A Familiar Script: Infosys and the Corporate Playbook of Disposable Labor: On February 7, 2025, India’s second-largest IT firm, Infosys, made headlines by retrenching hundreds of trainees at its Mysuru campus. The exact number of people who were retrenched is described differently, some reporting that nearly 350 trainees were retrenched, and others putting figures at …
What Are Tariffs? Tariffs are taxes governments levy on foreign imports to make the goods more expensive. Imagine that it’s like if you’re trading stickers with a friend, and every time you take one he wants you to give him one more candy – this extra cost is like a tariff. Tariffs are basically in-between prices in …
Introduction: In the world of football player transfers are more than just transactions, they are pivotal events that often shape a club’s future and its financial landscape. From promising talents signed into disastrous acquisitions whose frustration cannot go unnoticed, transfers of players carry a major impact on the game. Needless to say, a successful transfer …
Introduction: The growth story of India in almost every sector is not alien to the world. India has witnessed significant advancements in the financial and corporate sectors. However, the growth is also often coupled with financial controversies, and a ‘favourite companies’ tag is circulated in almost every political regime in India. Similar is the recent …
An Attempt To Deteriorate The Creditworthiness of Indian Entities Read More »
Byju Raveendran was born on 5th January 1980 in the Azikhode village of Kerala, India to Raveendran and Shobhana Valli, physics and mathematics teachers, respectively. He studied at a Malayalam medium school where his mother was a mathematics teacher and his father a physics teacher.He completed his B.tech from the Government College of Engineering, Kannur …
The crisis in Sudan is not simply an economic failure; it’s the collapse of an illusion. For decades, the economy of Sudan was based on shaky ground propped up by short-term oil gains and an overdependence on external aid. The famine is also not only a humanitarian catastrophe; it’s a situation which emphasizes how macroeconomic …
Economic downfall of Sudan with a focus on its current famine crisis Read More »
Introduction: Vistara, the premium service with a loyal customer base, took its last flight on November 11, 2024, before merging with Air India. In a move by the Tata Group, the consolidation of the two industry giants positions Air India as the country’s only full-service carrier. The new entity will now operate over 5,600 weekly …
Introduction- Climate Change and the Race for Solutions in Asia: Our planet faces whirlwinds of change each passing minute, each day global temperatures rise. This affects the entire planet ubiquitously. Although all species are at harm, certain issues are more pertinent to address than others. To effectively counter climate change we need an non-exhaustive list …
What is Coldplay?: It’s a music band formed in London in 1997 and since then Coldplay have gone on to become one of the most popular acts in the world, selling more than 100 million albums, with many hits like Yellow, Viva La Vida, Clocks and many more. About the concert: In 2022, The Band …