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TK Arun Retail Direct will entice no retail investor to government bonds and only serves to keep Sebi off the central bank’s jealously guarded G-sec trading turf Ever since the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) went along with Narendra Modi…
Manoj Mishra The irony couldn’t be crueler and the power of the lobby any more evident. Last week, when Environment Minister Mr. Yadav steps out of the chute at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) like a victorious ‘General’ having…
Indo-Pak relations despite the last February ceasefire have been at their lowest. Deepening Mistrust between the two nuclear neighbours has become accentuated with the onset of Taliban in Afghanistan where Pakistani deep state continues to indulge in zero sum game while keeping the cross border terrorist activities into India alive. Fears of extremist groups and fighters fresh out of Afghanistan via Pakistan ingressing into J&K cannot be wished away. India’s recent efforts to host a regional meet of NSA’s in Delhi later in the week on dire situation and much needed assistance to embattled and deprived Afghan people has been shunned by the Pakistani NSA calling it as being done by a ‘Spoiler turning into Peacemaker’.
Chintamani Mahapatra In a few hours after entering the Oval Office in the White House, President Joseph Biden signed nine executive orders to undo some policies that his predecessor, Donald Trump, had adopted. By the end of the day, he…
Rohit Mehta Cellular networks today use the most advanced technologies to provide the best services for mobile phone users. 5G is the fifth-generation cellular network technology that allows users to gain more advantages. It is replacing 4G networks slowly in…
Chintamani Mahapatra The singular target of the Quad summit was evidently to check the Chinese unilateralism in its political, strategic, and economic behavior. Run by the Communist Party of China, flushed with wealth and imbibed with a determination to mold…
Manish Thakre, Farrukh Shah As per UN estimates, the urban population of India will be 52.8 per cent by 2050. Every fourth child in India (27.4 per cent) lives in urban areas. Children (0-18) are one of the vulnerable groups…