ANALYSIS REPORTS Analysis Report On GST 2.0 – October 2025 GST 2.0, implemented in September 2025, marks a major phase in India’s indirect taxation system, simplifying the multi-tier structure into a two-slab system of 5% and 18%, with a 40% demerit rate for luxury and harmful products. The reform aims to streamline compliance, widen the […]
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Golf course investment uniquely merges financial opportunity with aspirational living, offering investors a chance to earn steady returns while engaging with an elite, experience-driven lifestyle. Golf properties combine recurring membership and green-fee revenue with real-estate upside, creating diversified cash flows for investors who balance operations, events, and residential development. Industry reports show rising demand for
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In an era marked by persistent volatility—spanning geopolitical conflicts, inflationary pressures, supply chain disruptions, and climate risks—financial resilience has become a defining priority for economies, corporations, and households worldwide. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) projects global growth to moderate to 3.2% in 2025 and 3.1% in 2026, underscoring the fragility of recovery amid uncertainty. Building
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The global electronics industry is undergoing a defining transformation as manufacturers, consumers, and innovators steer toward sustainable tech gadgets and eco-friendly electronics. With over 60 million tonnes of e-waste produced each year, companies are rethinking how devices are designed, used, and discarded. Concerns over climate change and resource depletion are driving the development of smartphones,
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SECTOR REPORTS Sector Specific Report – (Food & Agriculture) October 2025 India’s packaged food sector has pledged to pass on the benefits of recent GST reforms directly to consumers. The commitment was made during a high-level roundtable jointly organized by the Ministry of Food Processing Industries and the Confederation of Indian Industry, where leading companies
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The global protein debate is changing rapidly. It is no longer just about how much protein people consume, but how it is produced and how it affects the planet. Plant-based alternatives are now entering the mainstream, powered by innovations using pea, sunflower, and mycoprotein. These new ingredients help create foods that match traditional meat in
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In the evolving digital ecosystem, consumers are no longer satisfied with assurances of data privacy alone—they now demand holistic digital trust. This shift reflects a deeper expectation that companies not only protect personal data but also demonstrate integrity, transparency, and ethical responsibility in how information is collected, shared, and utilized. Across the globe, digital trust
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Holographic communication is swiftly emerging as a transformative leap in Internet technology, reshaping how people connect, collaborate, and experience virtual presence. Unlike traditional 2D video calls, it enables real-time three-dimensional projections of people and objects, capturing depth, spatial awareness, and nonverbal cues that make interactions feel lifelike. With advancements in optics, artificial intelligence, and ultra-fast
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Water scarcity has become a critical challenge for urban areas worldwide, prompting cities to adopt smart solutions that ensure every drop is efficiently used. Smart cities leverage technology, data-driven systems, and innovative infrastructure to monitor water consumption, reduce losses, and promote reuse, demonstrating that intelligent management can make urban water use sustainable and measurable. Singapore
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