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External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar said the global economic and political pecking order has changed, with multiple centres of power emerging, making it impossible for any single country to dominate global affairs amid growing competition and interdependence.
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Washington’s 50% tariff move signals a shift—economic interests now trump ideological alignments in global trade
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In the age of televised revolutions, social media has the power to ignite change, but its effectiveness depends on how we all engage with it
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The recent 2+2 dialogue can be seen as an initiative by China to strengthen its influence to counter the US
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Leaveism — leaves taken to complete office work — deteriorates employees’ work life and affects their mental health
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Untenable, in fact downright dangerous, homes have become a reality for those living in degraded environments
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Anurag Thakur said on Friday said that the surge in illicit trade is a troubling consequence of globalisation which casts a shadow on our progress toward achieving 5 trillion-dollar economy.
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The greenback’s hegemony persists because the alternatives fall short and this is not likely to change in the next several decades
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By Elsabe Loots Over the past 25 years there has been lots of research and debate about the concept, history and state of globalisation, its various dimensions and benefits. The World Economic Forum has set out the case that the world has experienced four waves of globalisation. In a 2019 publication, it summarised them as […]
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Hyderabad: Checking previous year’s questions helps aspirants to get some pointers on how to answer similar ones. In our weekly series of answer writing in Mains exam, we are learning how to write appropriate answers for the questions asked in previous year’s papers of UPSC and State Public Services. The main reason why one has […]
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By Dr Moitrayee Das, Saanya Verdia The need for a culturally competent practice of psychology has become an important issue today. Continuous globalisation has led to an increase in the intercultural interactions between different communities. These interactions have led to the exchanging of cultural knowledge, ideas and forms of healing. Different forms of healing are […]
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Hyderabad: It is very important to know the art of presentation of answers as it is the front face of the knowledge acquired by you. In the previous article, we have understood various methodologies to address questions related to the Indian Polity. These methodologies will help you maximise your score in your Group-I Main exams. […]
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New Delhi: Foraging food started as a vogue some ten years ago –a push back to proliferating globalisation and homogenisation of food. What appeared as a passing fad has over the years become a powerful addiction for the gourmet. Traders are constrained to employ professional foragers to cope with the demand.South Africa and Australia are […]
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Hyderabad: Students of class III & IV of DPS Nacharam celebrated World TeleVision Day on November 21. The day is celebrated to raise awareness among people about the role that it plays in communication and globalisation, make people informed, etc.. Students presented models of television over the ages. To keep the students participative, interesting activity […]
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By Pramod K Nayar Every year when the academic and institutional rankings season comes around, academic managers experience bouts of uncertainty — and this is not (only) because their institution did not score high on various performance parameters, but because select individuals in their institutions did. These individuals aced all sorts of performance metrics. So why the […]
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Growing tendencies of extreme right-wing forces necessitate a proactive role from citizens to counter them
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He has promised to work with India in confronting challenges like climate change, global health and terrorism
