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In India, plantation crops have been continuously facing the problem of lack of investment and depressed yields, and are in great need of modernization. The plantation has an interface of agriculture and industry. Plantation crops are considered to be the major segment of the horticulture crops and the mainstay of agrarian economies in many states and union territories of India. They contribute a significant amount to the national exchequer and to the country's exports by way of taxes and export earnings. The growth and spread of plantation in India is no way different from the expansion and development of plantation elsewhere in the world.

A new chapter in Singapore's Leadership: continuity and change

The departure of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong marks the beginning of a new era in Singapore, as Lawrence Wong ascends to the post of the country’s fourth Prime Minister.

2 mins

Disabled children: Education and rehabilitation

Child disability is, in fact, a serious and challenging problem of the world.

2 mins

India's 2024 Elections: Is it a fight between a macro & micro view of development?

The seven phase massive election process in the largest democracy of the world is on; and the churn throws up hope as well as despair.

2 mins

Empowering India's workforce: launch of comprehensive skill training programme

Srihari Global IISD Foundation, in collaboration with Birla Open Minds and SAHAJ Retail Private Limited, has launched a groundbreaking skill training program aimed at enhancing employment opportunities and fostering career growth across India.

2 mins

DVC achieves record power generation in its 75-year journey

The Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) has accomplished a significant milestone by generating 43.32 billion units of electricity during the fiscal year 2022-23.

2 mins

"Sticky" inflation is still a global worry!

While major world economies have successfully tackled inflation over the last six months by bringing retail inflation (the monthly consumer price index-based inflation) close to the central bank target rates of 2% with and emerging economies including India’s Reserve Bank of India have achieved some measure of success, all is not well yet.

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Emerging alarming trends in India's financial sector

The onset of the new financial year FY25, commencing on April 1, 2024, does not promise any relief from the economic challenges persisting since the previous fiscal year. In recent months, various banks and financial institutions in India, including Bank of Baroda, HDFC Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, PayTM, IIFL, JM Financial, and Paisa Lo, have been making headlines for all the wrong reasons.

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Economic insights from China

Economic indicators released by Chinese authorities, media outlets, and researchers suggest a recent downturn in China’s economic fundamentals.

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Rubber planters confront challenges of declining prices, labour shortages, and erratic monsoons

Natural rubber (NR) stands as a crucial plantation commodity in India.

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Is the Indian Tea Industry at a crossroads?

The Indian tea industry marks a significant milestone this year as it celebrates two centuries of journey since its inception.

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Efforts to boost rubber plantation in India to meet market demands

With a surge in demand for natural rubber across India outpacing domestic production, stakeholders are stepping up efforts to bridge the gap.

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Sustainable plantation sector can be a big employment generator

The emergence of plantations in India was a part of the commercialisation strategy adopted by the British planters. Geographical spread and development of plantations in the world was in tune with the expansion of colonialism and imperialism.

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Morarji Desai: Walking the Yogic Path of Truth and Service

What is Yoga? In very short, from the basic viewpoint of Patanjali (the proponent of Yoga, a major branch of Indian philosophy and the author of the Yogashastra Yogasutra), Yoga is the process of merging oneself into the One Indivisible Whole through concentration of mind.

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The automobile industry has rebounded to the levels observed in 2018-19, and the future of electric vehicles (EVS) appears promising

RC Bhargava, Chairman of Maruti Suzuki Ltd, recently shared insights on the automobile sector, noting that historically, its performance aligned with the country's GDP.

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Dueling German Luxury: BMW and Mercedes-Benz Vie for Dominance in Indian Market

BMW and Mercedes-Benz, revered names in the realm of car enthusiasts. While the debate over which stands as the epitome of driving excellence persists, recent sales figures unveil an intriguing narrative, particularly in the dynamic Indian market.

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INDIAN AUTO INDUSTRY GEARS UP FOR GREEN TRANSITION

As  India enters into 2024, the automotive sector stands ready to script a remarkable growth narrative. Backed by a buoyant demand in the passenger vehicle segment despite continuing rises in commodity prices, automobile makers are optimistic to embrace new technologies, especially in the electric mobility space which is expected to witness a number of new launches in both four and two-wheeler segments in the coming year.

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Is Ayodhya emerging as a global destination brand?

Traditionally, sacred spaces and modern urban landscapes have been perceived as incompatible, akin to oil and water.

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Canara Banks reports 26.86% YoY growth in net profit, global business up by 9.87% YoY

Canara Bank's Net gained by 26.86% YoY in Q3 Cantareata Profit FY24.

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A Tale of Two Economic Crises

The global financial crisis that unfolded between 2007 and 2009 did not only impact the financial sector but also extended its reach to banks worldwide.

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"Prospects and Challenges: A Comprehensive Review of the Indian Economy"

The Ministry of Finance of the Government of India recently released a document titled 'The Indian Economy A Review' on January 29, representing a distinct departure from the traditional Economic Survey presented before the Annual Budget proposal.

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IMF's Advice and RBI's Rebuttal

International Monetary Fund (IMF), under its Article IV of the Articles of Agreement, signed in 1944 by the original 29 member countries as well more by later, (now grown to 190) sends its staff, to its member countries for a threeweek visit annually for major economies, which contribute a sizeable proportion of world's GDP, and once in every two years for small economies.

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Advanced economies losing steam

globally, advanced economies are facing a significant taking a toll on economic activities worldwide, as noted by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).

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A New Trade Regime: Russia-China Cooperation

The ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia has set in motion a significant shift in the global trade landscape, with Russia and China forging a stronger economic alliance. This burgeoning trade relationship between Russia and China has not only altered global political dynamics but also impacted trade relations between China and other countries.

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Review Of Indian Nationalism

Religious mechanisms have contributed predominantly in setting, guiding, and spreading values, living style and culture along with the view and way of life. These have also remained the foremost in identifying national standards and people of a nation. They are still significant in this regard.

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The Basics Of The Sanatana Dharma

The firm belief in the truth of inevitable interconnectedness of all movable-immovable and visible-invisible in the universe, thus Universal Unity, and the acceptance of the reality of the existence of the Unity-Creating Power or Authority, are the two foremost basics of the Sanatana Dharma.

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AU Small Finance Bank

Founded in the year 1996, an Indian Small Finance Bank with its headquarters in Jaipur is called AU Small Finance Bank Limited. In 2017, it changed its name from AU Financiers (India) Ltd, a vehicle finance firm, to AU Small Finance Bank.

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Unlocking energy storage

Sheru, an energy storage start-up based in New Delhi, India, offers cloud storage solutions by aggregating idle battery capacity to create a virtual energy storage platform. Notably, Sheru is the world's first company to integrate V2G technology with battery swapping, synergizing two complementary systems. In an interview with BE's Saptarshi Deb, Ankit Mittal, the Co-Founder and CEO of Sheru, sheds light on the company's journey and its business model.

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Pune's real estate market is thriving

The Goel Ganga Group, a prominent player in Pune's real estate sector, has over 40 years of experience in the industry. They have ambitious plans to expand to other cities in Maharashtra, including Nagpur and Mumbai. BE's Saptarshi Deb interviewed Atul Goel, Managing Director of the Goel Ganga Group, to discuss the company's vision and mission.

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Not just Manipur: entire north-east needs a well-knit programme for peace and prosperity

On the west it is Kashmir, and now in the east it is Manipur. These are glaring examples of centre’s mishandling of the states over an extended period of time and there seems to be no clue towards a resolution of the troubles. Already, IMF has predicted a fall in India’s GDP growth in the coming year, and it might worsen if the government doesn’t act fast to bring back normalcy. The entire country is shocked and agitated over what is happening in Manipur.

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Cockroach Theory

A beautiful speech by Sundar Pichai - an IIT-MIT Alumnus and Global Head Google Chrome:

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Business Economics, following its credo of “exclusive and comprehensive” coverage, has been one of India’s most popular business magazines. What started as a 12-page tabloid in 1995 has become a magazine with global reach and coverage. 

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Besides having a team of highly-qualified and experienced editors and a network of correspondents spread across the country, it has a panel of eminent columnists.

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