Twitter-Ethics or Political Expediency?
Jack Dorsey hit a high moral note when he banned paid political ads on Twitter while Facebook continues to allow…
Run on the Banks?
The run on Punjab & Maharashtra Cooperative Bank (PMC) has gripped the attention of Indians who trust the Indian banking…
INFOSYS: Blowing Hot Blowing Cold
Infosys was shaken by an internal controversy which led to its shares crashing 16% to ₹643.30 and wiping out ₹53,452…
A Caliphate sans Al Baghdadi
A triumphant U.S President announced to the world the demise of the Islamic State Group leader, Abu Bakr al Baghdadi.…
Indian Army-New Tools of Trade
The Indian infantry, the most combat active in the world, was at least two to three decades behind contemporary modern…
Lebanon- A Country Reborn
Lebanon has seen a rapid decline in its economy over the last decade, and recently witnessed the largest protests since…
Netherlands: Green rules turn red
The Dutch experience in having to face strident public anger while implementing international protocols is illustrative of the dilemma governments…
Ageing Population- Live Long Work Longer
The ‘maturing’ of global societies is certainly a major achievement for medical sciences, with people today living far longer and…
POFMA: Shackling the Web
Singapore’s latest anti fake news law has grabbed headlines as it affords sweeping powers to the state to monitor online…
Prisons-Boot Camps for Crime and Terror
Bloody prison riots followed by police brutalities have become a frequent occurrence. The core principle of incarceration-penance followed by reformation…