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Standing tall with Raman’s legacy

Nikunja Bihari Sahu The National Science Day is celebrated in India to reminisce the landmark discovery of the Raman Effect by eminent physicist Sir CV Raman February 28, 1928 and his subsequent felicitation of the Nobel Prize as the first Asian in Physics. The life...

SEARCH FOR INDIAN CINEMA

Anwesh Satpathy In a review of Satyajit Ray’s ‘Apur Sansar’ (The World of Apu), the critic Dwight MacDonald castigated Ray for being “self-conscious.” MacDonald, along with many western critics of that time, didn’t consider Ray capable of handling the complexities of city life. This was...

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No slithering on the plane please

Melvin Durai I haven’t stepped on a plane in almost a decade and I’m not eager to fly again anytime soon, largely because of all the animals I might encounter on a plane—and I’m not just referring to rude passengers. I’m mainly referring to other...

Bank

Ready for bold moves

Bikash Narayan Mishra The global banking sector remained resilient and robust during the once-in-a-lifetime pandemic period of two years. High capital buffers and lower leverage enabled the global banks to carry out normal banking operations. The asset quality, however, has suffered marginally in some parts...

Indian workers with digital skills contributing $508 billion to country's GDP

Big push for digital education

Bhaskar Nath Biswal Like other countries during the pandemic, India also faced the challenge to sustain the learning outcomes in schools and colleges, building skills and reskilling population, providing employment and continuity of livelihood to one of the largest labour forces in the world. The...

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Spoil your ties with alcohol, not with others

Melvin Durai I’m grateful to my mother for a lot of things, but one of the most important is that she urged me not to drink. Actually, ‘urged’ is not the right word. It was more like ‘forbade.’ My mother forbade me from drinking alcohol....

Regressive & contractionary

Santosh Kumar Mohapatra The Union Budget presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman for 2022-23 has evoked mixed reactions. A Budget is not evaluated in terms of schemes or some allocations only as revenues and outlay increase every year and any finance minister can have some...

India's GDP growth rate

Distress migration amid economic growth

Sarbeswar Padhan Odisha has lately made remarkable progress on the economic front as its growth rate has surpassed the national average in the last couple of decades. It has witnessed gross domestic product (GDP) growth rate of 7.1 per cent against the national average of...

The flawed digital push

Debashis Acharya Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman delivered her shortest ever Budget speech using a digital tablet Feb 1, 2022. The word ‘digital’ appears 35 times in this Budget speech with several proposals to promote India’s digital economy and fintech. But the retail investors in cryptocurrencies/assets...

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How many COVID shots are too many?

Melvin Durai I’ve had three COVID vaccinations so far, including a booster shot, and I hope I don’t need to have anymore. But I’m preparing myself for several more doses because they seem inevitable. Just look at the results of a new study in Israel....

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