The disruptions in supply chains, rising shipping costs, and shortages of critical components could trigger a global supply shock, throwing economies into chaos and recession.
Although economic growth has decelerated, it hasn't collapsed, leading markets to prematurely conclude that global economy has withstood the shock. This conclusion is premature.
Dhurandhar’s Hamza, played by Ranveer Singh, is, at different stages, Karna, Arjuna, Hamlet, Michael Corleone, Achilles, Orestes, Odysseus, and Heracles, yet reducible to none of them.
As the turning point of the war approaches, the Modi government is weighing its options and reviewing ongoing efforts to procure oil and gas from various countries and through different sea routes.
The decapitation of leaders and heavy bombing, however widespread, may not be able to generate defeat and surrender. A long, crushing war may have to be waged for that.
Operation Epic Fury has disrupted and broken down global supply chains, and the tremors are being felt all over the world due to a systemic breakdown of trade, logistics & input flows.
India’s AI-for-public-good trajectory reveals a pattern of pragmatic, use-case-driven development that is capitalising on the country’s growing innovation ecosystem and tech-adaptive populace.
Production houses and big studios are already fast-tracking projects pitched by pro-Hindutva players. Choking those who choose to remain outside these charmed circles is not a big deal.
The countries signed a memorandum for co-development of UNICORN masts in November 2024. India has been second Asian nation to have such an agreement with Tokyo, after Philippines.
1. For an average Malayali, finding a job is the ultimate objective. If they were to learn Hindi or even Vietnamese to get a job, they would do so. It has always been pragmatism over principle.
2. Contrary to the projected image of Kerala being progressive and cosmopolitan, Kerala is the most superstitions, casteist, communal and male chavunist society like rest of India. Thanks to their disproportionate presence in the media, especially English, they were able to hide the ugly part well for long. Follow Malayalam media for a month, the truth will reveal itself (the difference between their public persona and private conduct).
3. Migrant labourers might be getting paid well, but ask a Malayali in Kerala, they would spit fire and fume as to how these Biharis and Odhias are spoiling Kerala. Just like any other state in the South. So much for their cosmopolitan culture.
4. They will cite some spectacular event to portray their ‘highness’. Exception don’t make the norm. And, every society can cite such exceptions.
1. For an average Malayali, finding a job is the ultimate objective. If they were to learn Hindi or even Vietnamese to get a job, they would do so. It has always been pragmatism over principle.
2. Contrary to the projected image of Kerala being progressive and cosmopolitan, Kerala is the most superstitions, casteist, communal and male chavunist society like rest of India. Thanks to their disproportionate presence in the media, especially English, they were able to hide the ugly part well for long. Follow Malayalam media for a month, the truth will reveal itself (the difference between their public persona and private conduct).
3. Migrant labourers might be getting paid well, but ask a Malayali in Kerala, they would spit fire and fume as to how these Biharis and Odhias are spoiling Kerala. Just like any other state in the South. So much for their cosmopolitan culture.
4. They will cite some spectacular event to portray their ‘highness’. Exception don’t make the norm. And, every society can cite such exceptions.
Even Karnataka had no problem with Hindi. It is only for past few years that the anti-Hindi disease has been spreading from Tamil Nadu.