Insight - Page 13

Following a long hiatus of five years after the Torquay Round, the fourth round returned to Geneva, which came to be acknowledged for a couple of...

At Auroville Literature festival, Namita Gokhale spoke about some of the outstanding masterpieces from her remarkable oeuvre, which not only breathe...

Thanks to the differences between the USA and the UK, the Torquay Round of GATT negotiation could not optimally capitalise on the momentum triggered...

While ‘GRIT: the Vishwas Story’ showcases the protagonist overcoming physical disability with mental resilience and support from close acquaintances,...

Despite being driven by the interests of developed nations, the Geneva Round of Trade Negotiations, which was concomitant with the formation of the...

Shortlisted in Young Adults category at the literature festival ‘Shabdavali: Valley of Words’, two books — ‘Children of the Hidden Land’ by Mandira...

The international trade landscape has undergone defining transformations, evolving from the mercantilist epochs of the 15th and 16th centuries to the...

Contextualised in the tumult of Partition-era Lahore, ‘The Book of Everlasting Things’ by Aanchal Malhotra artfully entwines the ethereal threads of...

Through the transformative period between eighth and twelfth five-year plans wherein India’s trade saw greater integration with the world, the...

Stepping out of the confines of traditional wall painting, the art of the Warli tribes has found diversified usage and contemporary flavour without...

Barring surpluses during the fourth and fifth five-year plans, the Balance of Payment situation continuously worsened over the first four decades...

Founded in response to the global financial crisis before the turn of the century, G20 is steadfastly pursuing its objectives by fostering crucial...