Why oil prices didn’t sky-rocket?

by Adminw - October 1, 20190

With global warming on the world agenda, there is no need for the oil price to go higher to incentivise oil exploration. This may be the reason for oil prices not sky-rocketing. Oil prices sky-rocketed by 350 per cent after first oil shock in 1973 resulting from Yom Kippur war and

Chandrayaan II – the last ‘minutes of terror’

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by Adminw - October 1, 20190

ISRO Chairman, K Sivan, was cautious. He warned the Chandrayaan-II mission’s lander Vikram entering the most challenging phase of its journey as “15 minutes of terror.” Sadly, the last 2.1 km hitch did cause the hearts of 1.3 billion Indians to stop for a while. The stature of Prime Minister

Leverage rapport for building mega Projects in india

by Adminw - October 1, 20190

With two powerful, tall leaders, both known for their mass appeal, the mega Howdy Modi event proved to be an even greater success than the earlier such events at New York, San Francisco, and London. The presence of several senators and congressmen that included the house majority leader and the

Attempt quantum growth through bilateral deals

by S Viswanathan - October 1, 20190

INDIA’s positive external orientation started two decades ago with Prime Minister Vajpayee. The growth in the stature of India as an economic entity helped in strengthening economic relations with the developed nations. Manmohan Singh’s stature as a tall economist helped the process of expanding such contacts. Narendra Modi has been spending

TN advocates are at it again

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by Adminw - September 12, 20190

TN advocates are at it again With great difficulty Chief Justice R K Agrawal and Chief Justice S K Kaul brought some discipline and order in administering the Madras High Court. Sadly, the advocates had reverted to their familiar and old habits of staying off courts, disrupting court proceedings. This time

This unconcern over stalled projects

by S Viswanathan - September 2, 20190

At the root of the several stalled projects is the law relating to land acquisition. Soon after coming to power, Narendra Modi attempted to pass the bill on land acquisition. The combined opposition wreaked vengeance by stalling this bill in the Rajya Sabha. It was diluted denying the power to

Needed – Reform For Disruptive Economic Growth

by S Viswanathan - September 2, 20190

In this feature IE suggests a few steps to stimulate economic growth. It points to opportunities and challenges. Even as the issue was being sent for printing we came across the welcome and pleasant initiatives of finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman. In her lucid presentation, she pointed to rolling back some

Witty accountant

Tribute

by V Pattabhi Ram - September 2, 20190

G Narayanaswamy, GN to his vast army of friends and admirers, was sharp, quick-witted and intelligent. Born to a village school headmaster and mother who milked cows to make two ends meet, the man who would later became the doyen of the accounting profession, was a typical rural lad who struck

Multi-faceted entrepreneur…

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by Adminw - September 2, 20190

In the demise of Rajalakshmi Parthasarathy (Mrs YGP) Chennai has lost one of its well-known colourful personalities. Over six decades she built a robust educational edifice, the Padma Seshadri Bala Bhavan Senior Secondary Schools. In 1958 The school started with a handful of students at the terrace of her modest house

Sushma Swaraj – Dignity personified

by Adminw - September 2, 2019September 2, 20190

Sushma SWARAJ was one of the prized newer generation leaders of the BJP. She functioned as the chief minister of Delhi, later as Minister of Information & Broadcasting (I&B) and Parliamentary Affairs under the Vajpayee government and as Minister of External Affairs (MEA) in the Modi. She vested these portfolios

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