If Former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee was alive today and had interacted with the incumbent PM Narendra Modi, what would their conversation look like? We posed this question to ChatGPT ...
Indian fintech sector: It has been more than half a decade since we started paying through our mobile phones. Most of us would not even pause to think how we went ...
In the year 2013-14, when the then Gujarat CM made his pitch for the highest chair of India, the biggest problem that lay ahead was Policy Paralysis. The UPA 2.0 failed ...
Rahul Gandhi Rally: People often do extreme things out of desperation. The sheer act of desperation of Congress can be seen from the fact that the party’s face, Mr. Rahul Gandhi ...
Garibi Hatao: It sounds ironic, but the more a politician talks about solving any problem, the higher the possibility of it not getting solved. There is a reason behind it. Incremental ...
Chinese loan apps: "There are two ways to conquer and enslave a country: the first one is by sword and the second is by debt." This was said by American statesman ...
Dr Manmohan Singh is one of the nicest individuals in Indian political space. Rudeness and his intellectual reputation just do not go hand in hand. The Indian business circle also holds ...
India just pipped Britain to become the 5th largest economy in the world. It became possible only because of increased business activity, thanks to the easy availability of loans to MSMEs ...
“Hindu right-wing”, “Hindu nationalist”, “Hindu supremacists ruling India” ... these are some of the blunt adjectives that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government is repeatedly bestowed upon by the New-York based news ...
Google is an American company, which prides itself on giving freedom of expression to its users and workers. It has always been projecting itself as neutral and does not link itself ...
Over the last few years, India is emerging as a force to reckon with in almost every sector. RuPay, which is one of the base points of the Indian financial space, ...
Try to take your mind to March 2014. Just before the election, few words used to dominate newspapers covering economic and financial affairs. It was called policy paralysis. The UPA government ...
