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In contrast to India’s failed endeavours towards making NE the gateway to East Asia, Bangladesh is leading the race through connectivity...

The unprecedented inundation in Assam districts has laid bare the inadequacies of state response that mainly relies on building ‘temporary’...

After facing a worldwide censure for earning disproportionately during the pandemic, pharma giant Pfizer has decided to supply its patented,...

A Boys Home right next to a convent in Calcutta (now Kolkata) may evoke arched eyebrows today. However, Dr. Grahams Homes chose that very locale at...

While contemplating any move to weed out counterfeit currencies, the government must act mindfully as the country has already experienced the...

World Economic Forum — founded as a symposium of European executives in 1971 — is no more able to sell the ideas of equality, transparency, respect...

India should refrain from aligning with the US-proposed Indo-Pacific Economic Framework in order to avoid another Cold War, and rather strive to...

Owing to its high import dependency, the household- and transportation-driven consumption of natural gas has been on a decline but, riding on the...

While Bangladesh will face most towering challenges among textile- and cloth-exporting graduating LDCs, West Bengal, in the neighbouring India, stands...

With incompatibilities between democracy and capitalism manifesting into socio-economic inequalities, the ‘third sector’ — led by CSOs — could emerge...

IMF’s rosy estimate of abysmal poverty in India is not just in sharp contradiction with more realistic findings of other prominent institutions and...

India's stance on FTAs — aimed at diversification of export markets, cheaper access to capital goods, attracting foreign investment and emboldening...