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The wine life with Radhika Puar

The wine life with Radhika Puar

16 Jul 2021

The Vitis vinifera grapes, when intermingled with a certain measure of yeast over a prolonged span of time, convert into ethanol and carbon dioxide. Different varieties of grapes and yeasts produce an exhaustive yet fascinating range of wines. Apart from these two factors, the terroir or the composite effect of...

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Decoding happiness mantra in pandemic times

Decoding happiness mantra in pandemic times

16 Jul 2021

If money could have bought happiness, then the majority of people in the US would have been happy today. As per a survey, between 1956 and 1998, the per capita income of every American saw a surge from $2,000 to $20,000; still, we found only 30% of Americans leading a...

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INDIVIDUALS WITH DEPRESSION, DIABETES MIGHT BENEFIT FROM ANTIDEPRESSANTS

INDIVIDUALS WITH DEPRESSION, DIABETES MIGHT BENEFIT FROM ANTIDEPRESSANTS

16 Jul 2021

The findings of a new study suggest that people with diabetes and depression who take antidepressants might face a lower risk of serious diabetes complications and death. The findings were published in the Endocrine Society’s Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism. People with diabetes face a higher risk of depression,...

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UP must have at least 10 High Court benches

UP must have at least 10 High Court benches

16 Jul 2021

“When finances are needed for the purpose of improving the judicial system at the lower levels, there is reluctance to make such finances available. We do not seem to realise that it is subordinate courts which form the basis of the pyramid of justice and unless the base is strengthened,...

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Deficiency in services by varsities: A consumer’s perspective

Deficiency in services by varsities: A consumer’s perspective

16 Jul 2021

BACKGROUND The second wave of Covid-19 has caused great devastation worldwide. Many students have even lost their parent(s) due to the Coronavirus but the management of the educational institutes seem unconcerned at the plight of the students. It’s already been a year since the schools and colleges are conducting online...

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THIRD WAVE OF COVID PANDEMIC LOOKS MORE REAL NOW, SAYS A REPORT

THIRD WAVE OF COVID PANDEMIC LOOKS MORE REAL NOW, SAYS A REPORT

15 Jul 2021

Although the second wave has ebbed, the increased presence of the Delta variant and the subsequent mutations of the Covid-19 presents the third wave a real risk for the country, as per a new report. The risks are real and rising as the pace of vaccination has slowed down to...

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Surveillance and right to privacy: An analysis

Surveillance and right to privacy: An analysis

15 Jul 2021

From data privacy scandals such as Cambridge Analytica Scandal, Google+ Scandal etc. to introduction of safeguards such as European General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”), Indian Data privacy regime is still lacking behind and till then the chances of misuse of such data remains high. This short piece of writing expresses...

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CHINA IS BOUND TO FAIL IN AFGHANISTAN

CHINA IS BOUND TO FAIL IN AFGHANISTAN

15 Jul 2021

China is the latest player in the 21st-century version of the Great Game of controlling Afghanistan and its neighbourhood. As the United States, unable to defeat the Taliban for over 20 years, leaves Afghanistan to its own fate, China is stepping in, if not by sending its own military, but...

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Cooperation Ministry or cocooning cooperatives?

Cooperation Ministry or cocooning cooperatives?

15 Jul 2021

In 2005 when our research team from the Governance Knowledge Centre of the Centre for the Study of Law and Governance, JNU was evaluating DARPG (Department of Administrative Reforms & Public Grievances) selected best governance practices, Modi’s market cooperatives of Gujarat turned out to be a strong initiative to protect...

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REIGNITING INDIAN MSMES FOR INCLUSIVE, SUSTAINABLE RECOVERY AND GROWTH

REIGNITING INDIAN MSMES FOR INCLUSIVE, SUSTAINABLE RECOVERY AND GROWTH

15 Jul 2021

MSMEs are essential in the economic and social fabric of India. The United Nations found that Indian MSMEs have been set back severely by the pandemic and are largely ill-equipped to bounce back swiftly, with widespread losses observed of jobs, livelihoods, sales and profits. Service sectors are more severely impacted...

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