Saturday, 13 June 2020

Indian Railways' geologists are caught between a rock and a (Covid) hard place

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Indian Railways' geologists are caught between a rock and a (Covid) hard place
Geological hurdles seem surmountable to the Railways when compared with the challenges of the pandemic.
How Khadi sentiment is gaining momentum in the wake of a self-reliant India vision
KVIC, which has surprised many by posting a turnover that would make FMCG majors jealous, now sees a larger role for itself as the country gets set to tread the path of self-reliance. KVIC Chairman VK Saxena says, "Brand Khadi saw the widest acceptance in the country after Prime Minister Modi started promoting it."
Why India must gradually reduce its industrial dependence on China
The process must the gradual, spread over several years. Any other approach will spell pain in Indian markets.
Thinning Wardrobe: How lockdown is helping recommerce take shape in India
Second-hand, subscription and rental are the top three fastest-growing retail categories.
Online classes: Teachers, parents and students learn it the hard way
Obstacles abound even for those who are fortunate to have access to online classes, as parents, teachers and students learn the hard way
Deconstructing the complex relationship between slavery and the food we eat
Protesters today rightly want Western countries to reckon with their legacy of slavery, but its links with food show how complex this can be.
No plans to defer Bihar elections: CEC Sunil Arora
The by-elections for legislative assemblies and Parliament due in April, May and June had to be deferred because of the pandemic, said CEC Sunil Arora.
With Amit Shah's virtual rally, the BJP has already sounded the poll bugle in Bihar
BJP was quick to grab the first-mover advantage in Bihar. The Opposition does not seem to have a plan yet.
Meet the man after whom Galwan river is named
The river, which runs 80 km westwards from its origins in Karakoram range through Aksai Chin and east Ladakh to join the Shyok river, a significant tributary of the Indus, is deemed to be of strategic significance in this region, with simmering border tensions between India and China.
Boycott China: Should India build apps based on its own cultural and political ethos?
These public responses and policy conversations are here to stay. At their very root is protectionism.
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