Carney: From Central Banker to Prime Minister
Mark Carney’s rise from a globally respected central banker to Canada’s Prime Minister signals a dramatic shift in the country’s political landscape. Among his most urgent tasks is repairing Canada’s strained relationship with India, a key economic and geopolitical partner Mark Carney’s transition from a globally acclaimed central banker to Canada’s...
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The silent crisis in education: teacher burnout
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Explore the role of foreign investments for economic stability
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Logistics is holding back north India’s growth
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The Qualities That Shape Our Destiny
12 March 2025 | RAJYOGI BRAHMKUMAR NIKUNJ JI -
How Three New Societies Are Shielding Agriculture from Global Trade Shocks
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Europe: The Unraveling of a Continent in Denial
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Holistic approach to overcoming addiction
11 March 2025 | Ravi Valluri
Trump’s reciprocal tariffs and the US trade deficit: A deeper look
During a recent meeting, US President Donald Trump praised Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, calling him "a great leader." However, in the same breath, Trump announced reciprocal tariffs on India, labelling the country as the "tariff king" and "a hard place to do business." He blamed India's high tariffs for...
Spiralling food subsidy: The urgent need for reform
India’s food subsidy bill continues to rise despite budget projections suggesting otherwise. Without structural reforms in procurement and distribution, the financial strain on the exchequer is set to escalate, raising concerns about the long-term sustainability of India’s food security programmes In the Union Budget for 2025-26, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has...
A trade deal between India and the US remains a strong possibility
The strategic partnership and geopolitical compulsions of both India and the United States could significantly contribute to clinching a long-awaited trade deal, laying the foundation for future cooperation. While President Donald Trump has positioned himself ideologically closer to Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un-thus isolating European nations-his administration...
Breaking Free from Cloth Clutter
In today’s fast-paced and consumer-driven society, the accumulation of clothing has become a significant issue, leading to what is commonly referred to as cloth clutter. The ease of online shopping, the rise of fast fashion, and the influence of social media have all contributed to an excessive and often unnecessary...
Bangladesh’s National Citizen Party: A new dawn or fleeting revolution?
On February 28, 2025, Bangladesh witnessed the birth of the National Citizens Party (NCP), or Jatiya Nagorik Party (NJP) in Bengali. Emerging from the embers of the Anti-Discrimination Students Movement (ADSM)—the very force that toppled former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on August 5, 2024, the NCP represents both hope and...
Ensure swift and uncompromising justice for rape survivors
The fight against sexual violence in India is far from over. Every woman in our country has a fundamental right to safety, dignity and justice. Yet, incidents of sexual violence continue to surface, exposing the deep-rooted challenges in our societal structures. We must take decisive and solution-oriented steps to prevent...
Women’s Day: Beyond Celebrations
For us, Women’s Day is more than just a celebration; it is a call to recognise the immense potential that remains untapped due to deep-seated biases. At Gedik Holding and Gedik University, we take pride in fostering an environment where over 250 women are breaking barriers in fields as diverse...
