The Indian economy comes out of its colonial past in the 75th year of its independence by surpassing the UK in the last three months of 2021 as per the GDP calculations of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). This bagged India the position of the fifth-largest economy in the world. India is now only behind

Skill is the tool to achieve inclusive and sustainable growth. In a developing country like India where resources are limited in comparison to the rising population level, skill training enables youths to get the right way of achieving their livelihood and endeavour their dreams irrespective of their social, financial and economic status. In the same

India’s infrastructure development is on the rise to accommodate the increasing demands of the rising population, rapid urbanization due to industrialization and other economic development opportunities. But to set the development in the right direction, geospatial mapping is the finest solution to furnish real-time crucial data concerning the country’s economic and sustainable future development. The

Since early evidence of civilization, the rivers played an important role in nurturing life and economic activities. One of the oldest civilizations like Harrapan also flourished on the river bank and witnessed trade and other economic activities during their time. But in the last few decades with rising industrialization and the fast pace of urbanization,

The rising population in India is bringing new challenges to the basic living commutation needs of its citizens every day. When it comes to heritage and old populous Indian cities like Kolkata, the challenges became manyfold. The transportation in Kolkata ranges from a rickshaw to air connectivity as the central hub for most of the