India’s economic performance, RBI policies, job trends, inflation, and investments.
Introduction Uttar Pradesh (UP), India’s most populous state, is leveraging grants and incentives to fuel its ambitious economic goals, including its aspiration to become a $1 trillion economy. By offering financial...
Introduction Capitalism has long been recognized as a powerful force for economic growth, and its influence on rural development is no exception. In India, where nearly 65% of the population resides in...
Capitalism has played a transformative role in shaping the urban landscape of India. As the country has embraced more market-driven policies, its cities have undergone significant changes. These urban centers...
In a country where a child’s access to education often hinges on their family’s financial status, EdTech platforms are emerging as unexpected heroes—bringing quality learning to the most economically disadvantaged...
In India, the spirit of entrepreneurship has flourished under the auspices of capitalist reforms, transforming the economic landscape into a dynamic hub of innovation and opportunity. The liberalization policies of...
New Delhi, India, 2025 — The intricate relationship between capitalism and democracy has been a defining feature of governance worldwide, including in India. As capitalism drives economic growth and innovation, its influence often extends into...
Exploring the Consequences of a Narrow Educational Focus Introduction: The Narrow Scope of Job-Centric EducationIn many parts of the world, including India, there is a strong emphasis on job-centric education—training...
In India, the rise of consumerism is intimately linked with the adoption of capitalist ideals, significantly shaping the socio-economic landscape of the country. As the economy opened up and grew...
Exploring the Complex Relationship Between Advertising Revenue and Editorial Independence Key Metrics: In India’s rapidly evolving media landscape, the financial interdependence between news outlets and advertisers has raised pressing questions...
India’s public sector banks are set to recruit approximately 50,000 employees during the financial year 2025–26, as officially confirmed by the Ministry of Finance and the banks themselves. The hiring...
