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K R Shyam Sundar THE International Labour Organisation (‘ILO’) adopted in 1998, the Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work (‘FPRW’) riding on the strength of two premises, among others: that the extension of the fundamental rights would enable the persons in the economic…
Venkatesh Srinivasan, Devender Singh Every fourth resident from 2061 is expected to be aged 60 plus and we need policy plans in place for this demographic shift. While India has done fairly well in reducing fertility and mortality over the…
Arun Kumar Constitutional authorities in India have recently spoken about key challenges the country is facing. The Chief Justice of India (CJI) has said that there is “diminishing” space for the opposition, that there was no longer any mutual respect between the…
Nilanjan Banik “Europe, the land of easy mathematics where he who works adds up and he who retires subtracts. The land where the economy gets to stagger all over the continent.” — Catalan writer and translator Núria Añó. Last week,…
Srikanth Kondapalli Chinese companies operating in various countries including India have come under the scanner recently. Several of them made huge profits due to the backing of the Communist party-state in terms of subsidies, diplomatic support, managerial skills, mass production,…
Anil Trigunayat There is a saying that even if any power wishes to leave the Middle East it has an uncanny ability to drag them back right in. With the changing global dynamic and domestic compulsions and perhaps fatigue of…
Chintamani Mahapatra Rishi Sunak’s victory will not be any extra boon for India, and Liz Truss’ rise to power will be no bane to the UK-India relationship. Major powers of the world are eagerly watching the political drama in the…