India has risen onto the world stage. India today is witnessing an era of confidence and tough talk previously not known to Indian diplomacy earlier, courtesy Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership ...
A blessing automatically becomes a curse for a person if it is misused. China was strong because of its population. However, its population has become a curse and as a consequence, ...
UberFilesLeaks have ignited the debate about a country’s capacity to control and regulate tech giants in accordance with domestic laws and policies. With the technological advancements, these multinational giants have started ...
Once claiming the supremacy of not only Asia but of the world, China is crumbling to find a friend in the region. After the success of the economy and expansion of ...
Uber, mainly involved in private mobility services, has now become a verbal equivalent to a cab. With a global presence in 72 countries with 10500 cities, Uber Technologies Incorporated spread its ...
First, you threaten them. They don’t listen. Then you use social coercion. They refuse to accept your relevance. Then the third step is begging. The United States is in third stage ...
Over the last 5 decades, we have become used to valuing our currency in terms of the US Dollar. We rejoice if the Rupee goes up, similarly, we feel sad if ...
India is the fastest-growing economy in the world. The country’s young minds and various government developmental schemes are giving a boost to the sixth-largest economy in the world. However, in true ...
Former Prime Minister of India Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee once said, “you can change your friends but not neighbours”. Logically, the only option we are left with is having friendly relations ...
With a GDP value of USD 19 trillion, China is the world's second-largest economy. Following the capitalist policy in the economy, China attracted huge foreign investment at the start of the ...
It seems as if the three Abrahamic religions are coming together. Trends indicate that they are ready to keep their differences aside, though it may be for a brief period, but ...
Years after Britishers left meddling in India’s internal issues, Americans jumped in. Part of the fault lies with the Indian government of the day as well. However, when the government changes, ...
