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 Promoting Tourism in post Covid-19 Recovery phase
Environment
Tanay Suntwal • Sep 23, 2021

Promoting Tourism in post Covid-19 Recovery phase

The Indian tourism Industry has emerged as a significant engine of growth in India's services sector. Given the country's rich cultural and historical legacy, diversity in ecology, terrains, and natural beauty, tourism in India has tremendo...

Implementation of RCEP: Envisioning its future
Economics
Vaibhav Tomar • Sep 19, 2021

Implementation of RCEP: Envisioning its future

Japan has approved the biggest trade deal in the world in June 2021. The agreement, which is called the RCEP, will take effect in January 2022.RCEP is a free trade agreement between the US, China, Japan, and South Korea. It will create a ma...

Why India is a shining star in BRICS?
Business
Tanay Suntwal • Sep 17, 2021

Why India is a shining star in BRICS?

The BRICS Summit is an international relations summit attended by the leaders of the five member countries, which comprise Brazil, India, Russia, China, and South Africa. This year's tournament was hosted by India; in 2022, it will be hoste...

Russian Sakhalin Projects- An Update
Business
Sharath Kumar Kolipaka • Sep 4, 2021

Russian Sakhalin Projects- An Update

There are three Sakhalin projects which are operational and currently in the production phase, called Sakhalin I and Sakhalin II, and Sakhalin III, Sakhalin-4, a collection of offshore and onshore fields licensed to Rosneft SMNG, was origin...

Terrorist groups in Central Asia
Terrorism
Aman Kumar • Aug 16, 2021

Terrorist groups in Central Asia

On 31st of July 2018 the media wing of ISIS, Amaq, issued a video. The video featured the killers of four foreign cyclists (two from the United States, one Dutch, and one a Swiss citizen killed in Southern Tajikistan) taking the responsibil...

Time to reinvigorate BIMSTEC
Politics
Gaurav Sen • Aug 13, 2021

Time to reinvigorate BIMSTEC

For India, the Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC) presents an exceptional opportunity in forwarding its major foreign policy goals of ‘Neighbourhood first’ and ‘Act East. The geostrategi...

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