In Retrospect - Page 9

Although India’s GST revenue has been witnessing YoY increases, the ‘regressive’ indirect tax system has disproportionately shifted the burden onto...

As India continues to grapple with rising inequality, hunger, and deficient human development, it is opportune and imperative for it to pass a...

Owing to its pro-US leanings, India might find it difficult to sustain itself in BRICS which seeks to foster multipolarity by challenging the American...

While climate change is an inevitable factor behind increased frequency and intensity of natural disasters, the ongoing catastrophe in Himachal...

As China, in its unrelenting bid to propel the BRI initiative, has gained access to Bay of Bengal and Arabian Sea through Myanmar and Pakistan, the...

Progressive amendments to the rules under the Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products Act, 2004 comprise a much-needed, praiseworthy decision towards...

Positive strides towards reducing multidimensional poverty, as indicated by recent NITI Aayog and UNDP reports, are reassuring, but concentration of a...

While the extent and nature of challenges pertaining to intense flooding in several Indian states may differ from each other, the root causes remains...

The recent spike in prices of certain vegetables might be a manifestation of excessive reliance and focus on a corporate-controlled, narrow food...

US’ tactical appropriation of Indian diaspora has courted the Asian nation in its favour — weaning India further away from China, and thus depriving...

Punjab government is striving hard to overcome multifarious challenges in the education sector by tailoring proven strategies to the requirements...

The volatile situation in Manipur, which has eclipsed the growth potential of the state, can only be resolved through a studied response to...