International Relations in India & Beyond
The Indian Rupee is going through its toughest times since independence. The impacts are also brunt by the Nepalese currency which remains pegged to the Indian Currency since 1994. Even Pakistan’s currency is depreciating...
“No country can develop and achieve its full potential if half of its population is locked in non-remunerative, less productive and non-economic activities”. – The World Bank The female labour force participation in...
Economic Disruption caused by COVID19 in Pakistan is exacerbating an already existing crisis. Pakistan’s debt-ridden economy does not have the capacity to absorb the massive shocks caused by the pandemic. The government which was...
Technological innovation and economic development are positively co-related. Technological advancement is associated with greater productivity and efficient use of resources that can lead to a significant reduction in poverty, attract investments and increase economic...
Infrastructure plays a crucial role in sustained GDP growth of any nation. Estimates by Calderón et al. (2011) reveal that “a 7%–10% increase in power, transport, and telecommunication infrastructure can add 1% to a...
Emerging out of the Chinese city of Wuhan last year, COVID19 spread to more than 185 countries of the world. To stem further spread of the virus, lockdowns were imposed by governments of the...
