BUSINESS ECONOMICS - November 16, 2020
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Data protection law in India is currently facing many problems due to the absence of proper legislative framework. There is an on-going explosion of cyber crimes on a global scale. The theft and sale of stolen data is happening across vast continents. India being the largest host of outsourced data processing in the world could become the epicenter of cyber crimes this is mainly due to absence of the absolute legislation. Business Economics has covered the personal data violation in digital space.
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IT sector boosts employment after sluggish growth
India is the largest off-shoring destination for Information Technology (IT) companies across the world.
Indian handicrafts need new vision to compete globally
High-quality handicraft goods
AHSI hosts Bicentennial Flower Show and World Regional Rose Convention 2020
The Agri Horticultural Society of India (AHSI) recently celebrated its bicentenary year by hosting the Bicentennial Flower Show and the World Regional Rose Convention 2020.
Threat Of A Third World War?
Renewed tension in West Asia forebodes a troubled 2020.
Railways Financial Stress: Is Economic Slowdown The Main Reason?
The Indian Railways (IR) has been going through a rough financial patch for the last few years.
US-Iran Hostility: India Feels Heat Of Crude Oil Price Hike
The geopolitical tension triggered by the killing of Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps’ (IRGC) top military leader Qasem Soleimani and the subsequent retaliatory missile attacks on American military bases in Iraq by Iran has brought many countries including India to the edge.
Landmark Judgements To Stop Animal Cruelty
Some of our judges are now beginning to understand what animal cruelty does to a nation and act on it.
Opportunities And Challenges In The Aviation Sector
The Bharat Chamber of Commerce organised a national seminar and an exhibition on the ‘Indian Aviation Sector: Opportunities and Challenges’ at the Park Hotel, Kolkata. The prospects of private participation in maintenance, overhaul, and repair were discussed.
India Needs To Learn A Lesson From Brexit
The verdict given by the people of the United Kingdom in 2016 in favour of quitting the European Union (EU) is popularly known as ‘Brexit’. People who voted for Brexit argued that it was because of the adoption of erratic neo-liberal policies that had led to livelihood crises.
US-China Trade War Continues: Global Implications
The ongoing US-China trade war had its origin in 2012. It began then as a “cold war”, well before Donald Trump became the US President.
