India’s healthcare and wellness industry has grown significantly in the last few years. The Covid 19 pandemic has proved its resilience and overarching capabilities across the globe in the tough time and added around 2.7 million additional jobs in the sector between 2017-22. To promote healthcare tourism with much more enthusiasm in the post-Covid world, […]

With a greater push towards biofuel and green energy, the Bio-economy in India is growing fast. In 2021 after two consecutive waves of the deadly Covid 19 pandemic, India generated worth US$ 219 Million in Bio-economy. The continuous innovation through Biotech startups has fueled this growth engine along with the supportive policy framework of the

The Covid 19 pandemic has changed the geopolitical, economic, as well as social fabric across the globe. The outcome of this change is unfolding now and the global economy has been facing several challenges like economic slowdown, massive layoffs, etc. At the same time, when the world was realizing the challenges of the pandemic, India

Indian Railways is the fourth largest rail network in the world with a total of 22,593 operating trains. In the last few years, the restructuring of railways has been initiated to accommodate the fast growth of the economy and the frequent movement of people and goods in the length and breadth of the country for

Poverty has serious implications for the social and economic growth of the world. In times of globalization, poverty in one region is a hindrance to the growth of the rest of the globe. Being a house of more than 1.4 billion population, and the largest poor population of more than 228 million in the world,

The bulk layoffs by global giants like Meta, Twitter and Amazon amid rising concerns of global recession and a decrease in demand is putting pressure on the global employment market. As per the statistics, more than 850 IT businesses across the globe have laid off around 1,40,000 employees on different grounds. The desire to make

Indian government’s most transformational campaign “Digital India’ has the potential to drive the country’s social and financial quest to become a new age India through transparency and simplified online services. Being the second largest country in terms of smartphone users with an expectation to cross 1.5 billion users in the next  25 years, the campaign

India since the demonetization in 2016 has seen a surge in digital banking transactions and has given birth to many fintech startups such as Paytm, BharatPe, etc that become a unicorn in a short time. This has given strength to India’s journey towards 100% financial inclusion and penetrated deep across the country as provides easy

India ranked the third largest primary consumer of energy across the globe as stated by the International Energy Agency (IEA) in its publication India Energy Outlook 2021. It shows the high rate of energy consumption by the Indian population owing to rising incomes and the upgradation of their standards of living over time. Around 130

India, a strategic key player in global geopolitics, is all set to take the G20 presidency from 1st December 2022 for the next year i.e. till 30th November 2022 with the theme “ Soul of India”. In the new normal world post-Covid 19, under the continuously changing global dynamics, assuming responsibility for the first time