by rohit | Apr 21, 2025 | Courses
The Forgotten Consumer in Trade Policy Wars Why in News? Recent discussions around trade policy, particularly in the US and India, have highlighted how consumers are often ignored in favor of producers and political interests. The Trump administration’s tariff war...
by rohit | Apr 21, 2025 | Courses
Trade Tensions Rise, Who Will Blink First the US or China? Why in News? The ongoing US-China trade war has become one of the most significant geopolitical and economic flashpoints. With both countries imposing tariffs and retaliatory measures, global markets are on...
by rohit | Apr 21, 2025 | Courses
Xi Jinping Southeast Asia Push, A Strategy to Sideline the US Why in News? Chinese President Xi Jinping’s recent diplomatic charm offensive in Southeast Asia is being seen as more than just a move for trade and cooperation. Experts suggest it is a strategic effort to...
by rohit | Apr 21, 2025 | Courses
Reforms in India Need More Than Good Ideas They Need Political Realism Why in News? As economic thinkers push for structural reforms in India, a key editorial argues that ignoring political realities is a major reason reforms fail to take off. The piece highlights how...
by rohit | Apr 21, 2025 | Courses
Longevity Hopes Dented, The Fall of Rapamycin as a Wonder Drug Why in News? Recent reports have cast doubt on the effectiveness of rapamycin, a drug once believed to hold the key to human longevity. Bryan Johnson, a tech millionaire known for testing anti-ageing...
