Ending Statelessness: An endeavour towards a more equitable world
This is the story of a woman named Leal, who has lived in Lebanon for more than 30 years but
A New Interest Rate Policy
Macroeconomists and financial economists got a bad name in the aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) and the Great
Unsung Heroes Post Independence
“The strongest people are not those who show strength in front of us but those who win battles we know
Technology Akin Catalyst
The Indian clan of inhabitants tends to stay spectacular at all times whenever it comes to habituating and adapting to
The Fallacy Of Blame: How Blaming Immigrants Leads Us Astray From Reality
Whenever faced with a quandary, we, hardwired to look for something or someone to blame, headlong tend to figure out
Triage- The Doctor’s Dilemma
It is 2020 and you are a medical practitioner. 40 years later, you return to this spot. You are much
The Grim Reaper’s Dilemma
The Grim Reaper is in a state of puzzlement, as policymakers discuss if Capital Punishment is a sine qua non
Unemployment
Unemployment has been a recurring theme in political economy. Its two great masters of the nineteenth century, Malthus and Ricardo,
Rainbows and Economics
“There is a part of homophobia that is often overlooked: it can deeply affect the homophobic as well.” Whether it
Indian Reservation System: 70 Years and Counting
When we have any sickness, we always prefer taking an allopathic medicine as it suppresses the symptoms faster. But what