Sunday Articles
Salvage Laws: How to Be a Modern-Day Pirate
Editor: Swetha TM || Picture this: you’re walking along a sunny beach, the waves crashing on your feet, when youspot something shiny buried...
Job Market Tough? No Problem! Explore AlternateCareer Paths in Wedding Planning for the Outrageously Wealthy
Editor – Sowmika Konduru || Forget the royal weddings you’ve watched on Netflix. Anant Ambani, heir to the RelianceIndustries empire, and Radhika Merchant’s...
Dosa Economics: A Simple Explanation of Inflation and Interest Rates
Editor : Ankita Kumari || In the world of economics, many theories and concepts are often complex and difficult to understand. However, one...
Wondering why we haven’t covered the Sahara Desert with solar panels yet?
Editor – Swetha TM The Sahara Desert spans nine million square kilometers, absorbing 22 million terawatt hours of solar energy annually. This exceeds...
Navigating the Waters of Global Trade: Understanding the World Trade Organization and India’s Stand on Investment Facilitation
Editor – Chourasia Anshul || In the vast ocean of international commerce, the World Trade Organization (WTO) stands as a lighthouse, guiding member...
The EV revolution to a greener planet
Editor – Sai Janani || Global automobile & car sales are about 80 million cars valued at $4.3 trillion, with 450+ businesses, employing...
Do we still need Credit Cards?
Editor – Swetha TM || Why hasn’t the credit card died, despite its exorbitant bank fees, dwindling appeal in the tech world, and...
Crude Behavior: From Art to Activism
Editor – Ankita Kumari || Introduction: In the world of art, where creativity knows no bounds, clashes of ideologies often unfold amidst the...
Behind the Frontlines: Unveiling the Economics of War and Its Global Ramifications
Editor – Anshul Chourasia War finance, a complex matrix of economic tactics interwoven into the framework of military campaigns, has been instrumental in...
COP 28 & the India climate agenda
Editor – Sai Janani The COP28 convened in Dubai, UAE, from 30 Nov to 13 Dec 2023. More than 85,000 participants, including 150...