Read In-depth analysis of all the Editorials here Context: As per the UN Global Nutrition Report 2018, India is home to almost one-third of the world’s stunted children, widespread micronutrient malnutrition or hidden hunger. In the wake of the report’s findings, government of India gave impetus to nutritional reforms, with the launch of Poshan Abhiyaan or… Continue reading 7 PM | Intent of nutrition policy is clear but achieving its goals may be a challenge | 10th July, 2019
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7 PM | Manufacturing sector: struggling to take off | 9th July, 2019
Read In-depth analysis of all the Editorials here Context: Potential of manufacturing sector in India. Manufacturing Industry in India has gone through various phases of development over the period of time. Since independence in 1947, the domestic manufacturing sector has traveled from building the industrial foundation in 1950’s and early 1960’s, to the license–permit Raj between 1965 and… Continue reading 7 PM | Manufacturing sector: struggling to take off | 9th July, 2019
7 PM | A shot at economic logic | 9th July, 2019
Read In-depth analysis of all the Editorials here Context: The promising impact of free trade agreement between African nation. More in news: Recently 54 of 55 African nations have signed the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA). What is Free Trade Agreement? Trade agreements are when two or more nations agree on the terms of trade… Continue reading 7 PM | A shot at economic logic | 9th July, 2019
7 PM | Road to agriculture and rural prosperity | 8th July, 2019
Read In-depth analysis of all the Editorials here Context: How Agriculture and rural development are important to maintain the economic growth of India. India is predominantly a rural country with two third Population and 70% workforce residing in rural areas. Rural economy constitutes 46 per cent of national income. Despite the rise of urbanization more than… Continue reading 7 PM | Road to agriculture and rural prosperity | 8th July, 2019
7 PM | How easy money from banks led NBFCs into crisis | 8th July, 2019
Read In-depth analysis of all the Editorials here Context: The shadow banking in India. Shadow banking or Non Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) are financial intermediaries engaged in the business of accepting deposits and delivering credit and play an important role in channelizing the scarce financial resources to capital formation. Different types of NBFCs: NBFCs are categorized… Continue reading 7 PM | How easy money from banks led NBFCs into crisis | 8th July, 2019
7 PM | Towards making India 5G-ready by 2020 | 6th July, 2019
Read In-depth analysis of all the Editorials here Context: 5G technology in telecommunication. Evolution of mobile communication networks: Mobile communication has become more popular in last few years due to fast reform from 1G to 5G in mobile technology. Generation refers change in nature of service compatible transmission technology and new frequency bands. In 1980 the… Continue reading 7 PM | Towards making India 5G-ready by 2020 | 6th July, 2019
7 PM | Government steps on the gas to put India’s EV mission in fast lane | 6th July, 2019
Read In-depth analysis of all the Editorials here Context: The government drive towards electric vehicles for a sustainable future. More in news: Niti Aayog’s emobility plan: only electric vehicles to be sold by 2030. Infrastructure over incentive to promote electric vehicle: Economic survey. Transportation is backbone for growth of an economy. India is one of the… Continue reading 7 PM | Government steps on the gas to put India’s EV mission in fast lane | 6th July, 2019
7 PM | Expanding India’s share in global space economy | 5th July, 2019
Read In-depth analysis of all the Editorials here Context: ISRO’s evolution and its importance in embracing civilian identity and its future in global space economy. More in News: Government introduced Space Activities Bill in 2017, though it has lapsed, government now has an opportunity to give priority to a new bill that can be welcomed by… Continue reading 7 PM | Expanding India’s share in global space economy | 5th July, 2019
7 PM | On the edge of the big league – How India can use its soft power in changing geopolitics | 5th July, 2019
Read In-depth analysis of all the Editorials here Context: Soft power and how India is using its soft power in the changing geopolitics. Soft Power: The term was coined by Joseph Nye as, ‘the ability of a country to persuade others to do what it wants without force or coercion”. Soft power is viewed as the… Continue reading 7 PM | On the edge of the big league – How India can use its soft power in changing geopolitics | 5th July, 2019
7 PM | State assets sales could play the fiscal saviour | 4th July, 2019
Read In-depth analysis of all the Editorials here Context: Disinvestment can be a viable solution to fund for raising public expenditure. Disinvestment: Since the beginning of 1980s, a large number of public enterprises incurred losses year after year, and it was argued that the state should not be called upon to meet the losses of these… Continue reading 7 PM | State assets sales could play the fiscal saviour | 4th July, 2019
