Clean and cheap energy is the need of the hour for India. The country is hungry for energy and this could not be sustained through fossil fuels which is costly and ...
India has been engulfed by the Covid-19 crisis like no other nation now. Oxygen is running out due to logistical issues in many hospitals, and delivery of oxygen tankers to medical ...
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, when the world was suffering from a food crisis due to disturbances in cropping, the Indian agricultural sector increased its production manifold. In the last fiscal year, ...
Judicial overreach has been a problem in India for decades. In the lack of strong governments, the overzealous judiciary kept increasing its power and jurisdiction. However, since the Modi government came ...
In a step that would affirm India’s stance that the country is not interested in a kind of globalisation that benefits only a few countries, India is not participating under the ...
Almost a month ago, American President Joe Biden agreed to provide support for manufacturing 1 billion Covid vaccines in collaboration with other QUAD nations. These vaccines, which were to be manufactured ...
The biggest takeaway from India’s growth over the past few years is that India is rising and as a necessary corollary, India is becoming more confident of itself. At a diplomatic ...
Ever since the COVID-19 pandemic began, Indian scientists and pharmaceutical companies have left the Western world behind in their measures to control the virus. From Hydroxyxholoroquine to cheap and effective vaccines, ...
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, the role of computers and the internet has become even more crucial for consumers as well as companies. Given the rising use of Information Technology, the Indian ...
As the second wave of the Coronavirus pandemic continues to rise towards an upward curve, the Indian government is planning to go into an overdrive mode by giving approvals to at ...
In the current state of global affairs, there are three countries that will matter most in the upcoming years - the United States, China and India. These three are the three ...
Nitin Gadkari is known to be a no-nonsense minister, and he wants the bureaucrats as well as contractors to do their jobs in a timely manner so that Indian infrastructure could ...
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