FINTECH: WHEN TECH MEETS FINANCE
EVOLUTION OF INDIAN FOREIGN TRADE POLICY
CAPITAL ASSET PRICING MODEL: EXPLAINED!
6 MOST RELEVANT FINANCIAL MODELS USED BY PROFESSIONALS TODAY
NEGATIVITY BIAS IN MEDIA REPORTING: CAUSES AND EFFECTS
GENDER-SPECIFIC POPULATION CONTROL POLICIES IN INDIA
NATIONAL POPULATION POLICY OF INDIA
THE RELEVANCE OF GANDHI IN TODAY’S TIME
JAMAL KHASHOGGI MURDER: SAUDI-US RELATION RECALIBRATION
WEAVING INDIA’S JOURNEY FOR $5 TRILLION ECONOMY: THE STATE-CENTRIC APPROACH
The word ‘technology’ is so widely used today that we tend to forget the times when this word didn’t really exist. Every individual has their own perception, their own definition of technology. Sometimes it has been described as ‘the idea of developing tools in order to make our lives easier’
Since the beginning of the British rule, India’s foreign trade policy has only focussed on catering to the interests of the already advancing Britain rather than those of our own country. But the post-independent India decided to rectify these mistakes soon after its independence. India’s five-year plans (FYPs) highlighted the
The Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) is one out of many models that describes the relationship between systematic risk and expected return for assets, particularly stocks and is often used as a method to calculate the expected rate of return of stocks (also called discount rate). The Formula and What
Financial Modeling-Meaning and Uses — Financial Modeling is the use of any spreadsheet software such as MS Excel to prepare a business’ future financial statements. These future financial statements are called Financial Models. The major perspective of Financial Modeling is to predict the future of a business on the basis
The media is one of the most powerful tools in a democracy, with a crucial role of conveying unbiased and uncensored information to the people, who can then form their own opinions about events and make informed decisions. Freedom of speech and the press are crucial elements in democracies like
The Post-Independence Period (till 1975) and Population Control—India was among the first nations of the world to adopt policies to control the growth of its enormous population in the post-independence period. India saw the rapid population growth as an obstacle to its economic growth hence chose to adopt a population
The production and consumption of our Earth’s resources depend on the population of the world and there is a direct impact of the population of a particular country on its available resources. The newly independent India of the 1950s was adamant to control its population soon after the population explosion
“If humanity is to progress, Gandhi is inescapable. He lived, thought, and acted, inspired by the vision of humanity evolving toward a world of peace and harmony. We may ignore him at our own risk.” — Dr. Martin Luther King Jr . Gandhi was always more than what we know
Barely over a month in office and we have seen a radical shift in US policies both domestic and international under Joe Biden. One particular policy decision that has starkly stood out, has been an explicitly repetitive call to support democracy and uphold the high ideal of human rights in
On 15th August 2019, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced his vision to make India a $5 trillion economy by 2024. In July 2019, the Economic Survey laid out the blueprint for India’s $5 trillion economy. The prime minister announced in his speech that the BJP government has laid down a
