Synopsis: A disconnect between the commentary and policy action of RBI’s repo rate-setting panel could cost us dear in time to come. Introduction According to RBI Governor, the Indian Economy is recovering from the impact of Covid. But still, there is a need to work on inflation, so that it will remain within the targets defined.… Continue reading The monetary policy of RBI has failed to walk its talk
Author: Ramandeep Kaur
Public Finance ought to throw its weight by clean energy
Synopsis: With the world trying to achieve the Paris climate target, there is a need to bring more financial commitments and change in policies to achieve this target. Introduction Solar power is now the cheapest form of electricity in history. Over 90% of power-generation capacity added around the world last year was in renewables But to… Continue reading Public Finance ought to throw its weight by clean energy
Taxing big tech where it earn profits
Synopsis: India signed a deal to enforce GMCT in India, but it has to alter its taxation system to bring respective reforms. Introduction India with another 135 countries agreed to enforce a pact to impose a minimum corporate tax rate of 15%, and an equitable system of taxing profits of big companies in markets where they… Continue reading Taxing big tech where it earn profits
Let HC Judges retire when SC Judges do, At 65
Synopsis: Uniform retirement ages for HC & SC judges is required to reflect the contemporary needs. Introduction Today, SC is one of the prestigious institutions in India. Elevation to which is also seen as a matter of great prestige. There is a debate going on between experts to increase the retirement age of High Court (HC)… Continue reading Let HC Judges retire when SC Judges do, At 65
Throttling the press in J&K
Source: This post is based on the article “Throttling the press in J&K” published in The Hindu on 11th October 2021. Syllabus: GS 2 Indian Constitution—historical underpinnings, evolution, features, amendments, significant provisions and basic structure. Relevance: Understanding the importance of providing freedom of media in J&K. Synopsis: By denying the media freedom, the government is… Continue reading Throttling the press in J&K
Malaria Vaccine and India’s Malaria burden – Explained, pointwise
For 7PM Editorial Archives click HERE → Introduction The new vaccine “RTS,S/ASO1 (RTS.S)” with its trade name “Mosquirix” was endorsed by the World Health Organisation (WHO) recently. This is the first and only Malaria vaccine to have shown the capability of significantly reducing malaria, and life-threatening severe malaria, in tests done on young African children. WHO’s recommendation is based on the advice of two of its global advisory… Continue reading Malaria Vaccine and India’s Malaria burden – Explained, pointwise
The motherhood penalty employers must eliminate
Synopsis: Government intervention is needed to bring women equal to men. Introduction Women in India often faced a lot of discrimination owing to the patriarchy. It does not only impact her social life but takes a toll on her professional one also. What is the status of women in India? The gender gap in India has… Continue reading The motherhood penalty employers must eliminate
Use the latest research to combat child under-nutrition
Synopsis: Better child health policies are required to improve the malnutrition status of children. Introduction Children are future assets for any nation. Thus, it is important to take care of their development. In India, where several children are malnourished, it is important to study the research carefully and then frame the policies according to that.… Continue reading Use the latest research to combat child under-nutrition
A strategy for India in a world that is adrift
Synopsis: As the global order shifts with the rising of China and the relative decline of the USA, India must act resolutely to secure its place in the global order. Introduction During the 90s, tectonic shifts in global politics prompted the dialogue on Non Aligned Movement 2.0. Today, again, India stands on a global politics… Continue reading A strategy for India in a world that is adrift
The Indian women’s movement can only grow by being inclusive
Synopsis: While learning from previous generations, feminists today must continue to make room for the concerns of persons from different backgrounds and social groups. Introduction Recently, Kamala Bhasin, an Indian developmental feminist activist, has passed away. One of her renowned quotes is the “definition of gender means the socio-cultural definition of a girl and boy,… Continue reading The Indian women’s movement can only grow by being inclusive
