and the country’s first female prime minister, captured during an earlier public appearance. Her rise in 2025 symbolized both ...

The foundations of credit risk assessment in India rest on a system that categorizes assets as standard or non-performing based on fixed rules, a method that incorporates conservatism and active ...

Spending too much time on social media can unknowingly increase your exposure to cyber risks. The more you engage, the more ...

On April 9, 2025, the United States introduced a 27 percent "reciprocal" tariff on Indian goods, calibrated to mirror perceived asymmetries in India's trade barriers, which averaged 12 percent ...

The combination of self-regulation and selective disclosure illustrated the paradox of India’s crypto sector: exchanges function as both financial intermediaries and their own watchdogs. The proximity ...

Bhutan, a small kingdom ensconced in the Himalayas — between India and China, is renowned for its "low-volume, high-yield" tourism. The country prioritizes the quality of the tourist experience over ...

On September 14, 2010, the Indian Air Force launched its much-awaited digital information grid, AFNET, signifying a new era of communication and information in the IAF. AFNET replaces IAF’s old ...

On 24th August 2017, a nine-judge bench of the Supreme Court in Justice K.S. Puttaswamy vs Union of India passed a historic judgment affirming the constitutional right to privacy. It declared privacy ...

Recently, China has announced the discovery of vast thorium reserves, a radioactive metal being hailed as a potential "limitless" energy source capable of powering the nation for an astonishing 60,000 ...

In the context of the possibilities for change embodied by these and other national political events, seven transformative forces will continue to shape the dynamics of the region in 2025, with most ...

Artificial intelligence has opened up a world of possibilities, where machines are no longer confined to following instructions but can actively reason, adapt, and collaborate, revolutionizing the way ...

India’s supply chain is a paradox—a sprawling, chaotic network that somehow keeps a nation of 1.4 billion moving, yet groans under inefficiencies that have long begged for reform. Enter the Dedicated ...