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Gram Nyayalayas were conceived to deliver prompt and affordable justice to the rural poor in India. But in practice, many of these courts are havens of inefficiency and corruption. A classic case…
How Bollywood thrived during India’s Emergency era (1975-1977), releasing iconic films like Sholay and Aandhi. Censorship battles, hidden political messages, and unforgettable stories—explore the controversies behind these cinematic gems.
Indian govt bans 156 drug combinations, including Paracetamol and Cetirizine, citing health risks. 34 multivitamins under review. Public and industry outraged!
India’s forex reserves stand at $652.9 billion, covering 11 months of imports and 96% of external debt. Learn how the RBI ensures economic stability amidst fluctuations.
India’s data centre capacity is set to double by fiscal 2027, driven by digitalisation, cloud adoption, and Generative AI. Discover the factors fueling this ₹65,000 crore investment boom.
Data Collection, Regional Disparities in Opportunities, Investments are Major Challenges of Hospitality Sector, CII-EY Report The Indian hospitality industry, which is not only an engine of growth but also a major…
India has risen to the 49th position in the Network Readiness Index 2024, reflecting an improvement of 11 ranks compared to last year. This achievement highlights India’s commitment to advancing technology and innovation.
The Layers Watch app shows great potential but faces challenges due to its reliance on banned tools. By adopting better practices and following regulations, the brand can improve its trustworthiness and market position.
How India’s Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) system, powered by the JAM trinity (Jan Dhan, Aadhaar, Mobile), is transforming welfare services, saving money, and promoting financial inclusion. Learn about UPI’s role in revolutionizing digital payments and empowering citizens.
The Supreme Court overturns NCDRC’s 2008 ruling, allowing banks to charge over 30% interest on delayed credit card payments. Learn what this means for credit card users.