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Ceratattva – Ready for space and beyond

The need for materials capable of withstanding high temperature has become critical in defence and space sectors. Non-oxide ceramics provide the answer but pose...

The war and after…

In a highly linked world, uncertainty in the Middle East is sure to cause turbulence in several economies. India heavily relies on middle eastern...

Powering the energy revolution through research

Every country has to do its utmost, to stop using fossil fuels and move towards renewable sources of energy. As the cost of the...

CIC Meet – Thorium Nuclear Reactors in India

Tweak nuclear cooperation with the US Chennai International Centre (CIC) in a virtual interaction presented a set of experts led by former Chairman of Atomic...

Welcome focus on firesafety by DuPont

  DuPont Sustainable Solutions (DSS), headquartered in Singapore, deserves compliment for its consistent focus on industrial safety. DSS organises seminars highlighting the importance of this...

Assembly elections – time for freebies

The states of Assam, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu and Kerala and the UT of Puducherry go for polls in April. Though the election dates were announced by the EC only on 26 February, the campaign had started months ahead, especially in Tamil Nadu and West Bengal. The governments have also been coming out with massive advertisements in the media, projecting the achievements of the parties in power and also with liberal sops for vast sections of voters.

Disinvestment

Steep fall in revenue, increase in borrowings, huge step-up in expenditure to provide succour for the Covid-19 affected population and a slowdown in economic growth had resulted in a steep spurt in fiscal deficits of the Centre and states. Privatisation and monetisation, therefore, offer an ideal panacea.

Dr Subramanian (KS) CEA, GoI quotes Thiruvalluvar as an inspiration for growth model

IE Webinar March 27 2021 Video of Dr Krishnamurthy Subramanian (KS) CEA, GOI below: https://youtu.be/HHY2ROCAW_I 

A challenge for Election Commission

The two major Dravidian parties of Tamil Nadu have been vying with one another in offering a wide range of freebies that are budgeted to cost the exchequer Rs 94,100 crore during 2020-21 and this is expanding.  With elections to the state assembly just a few months away, political parties of Tamil Nadu are stepping up their campaigns. AIADMK, spearheaded by Chief Minister E K Palaniswami, has been vigorously campaigning across the state. Principal opposition DMK, led by M K Stalin, has been active in reaching out to villages spread across the state.

A mega investment by Tatas in Tamil Nadu

There is interesting news on several mega investments going into Tamil Nadu. Tata Electronics to invest around Rs 5763 crore on facilities to make mobile...

Fortune 500 list of companies 2020

The wheel of ‘Fortune’ Fortune magazine has been annually ranking 500 global corporations on various financial parameters. IE had pointed to the dominance of American...

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