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India, China Among Least Receptive To Embrace Flexible Working During Pandemic: Survey

Arpita SarkarNovember 22, 20220

A recent study revealed that Asian businesses that expect their employees to spend their working lives working from the office have declined during the Covid-19 pandemic. More than half of companies on the world's largest continent expected their employees to work entirely from the office before the pandemic began, Bloomberg cited a questionnaire from the US-based education nonprofit Center for Creative Leadership. The survey involved responses from 2,170 business leaders from 13 Asia-Pacific countries. It found that businesses in Singapore, Australia, and New Zealand were most likely to embrace flexible working while China, Japan, and India were the least receptive. The report found that only seven percent of managers expected their employees to work entirely remotely, down f...

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When It Comes To Defending, Democracy And Western Media Sounds Shady At Times

Sayani ChakrabortyNovember 10, 20220

Voting and democratic judgments are often final. Al Gore, a Democratic presidential candidate, branded George W. Bush's Florida triumph a "pregnant chad" in 2000 as per an article published by 'The Nation'. The vote-punching method was at issue. Dimpled or pregnant chads imply insufficient force. This was the most distinguished democracy's election procedure. Paper ballots were still used in USA Presidential election as per India Today, 2016 article. Western media and major NGOs and think institutes continue to defame India as a dictatorship despite its better voting processes and impartial Election Commission. The West accepted authoritarian governments that killed their own people in the name of democracy. China shows how Western democracies trade with tyrants that violate human r...

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Analysing Global Impact Of 20th Chinese Communist Party Congress

Dr. Kankana DebnathOctober 19, 20220

The 20th Chinese Communist Party Congress commenced on 16th October, which will be a week-long gathering of the country's political elites, in Beijing. Xi Jinping, is expected to take office for the third term as the party chief, also potentially paving the way for potential lifelong rule. He gave a two hour long speech During his speech on Sunday, where he defended zero-Covid, pledged to renew economic growth, praised the role of "patriots" in Hong Kong, warned China would not rule out the use of force with Taiwan, and said its military should improve its "ability to win." There will also be selection of new party leaders, but it's more of a formality than a true election. Party Reshuffle The 20th Chinese Communist Party Congress of China commenced with over 2,200 party delegates at ...

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China Withdraws Anti-AUKUS Resolution
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China Withdraws Anti-AUKUS Resolution: Here’s How India’s diplomacy Helped

Dr. Kankana DebnathOctober 4, 20220

At the General Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), India defeated Beijing's attempts to approve a resolution condemning Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States (AUKUS) trilateral security agreement (IAEA). On September 30, China withdrew its anti-AUKUS resolution after realizing it would not receive a majority of votes. AUKUS is a trilateral security agreement between Australia, the United Kingdom (UK), and the United States (US) for the Indo-Pacific region, which was announced on September 15, 2021. The US and the UK will assist Australia in purchasing nuclear-powered submarines under the terms of the agreement. According to the agreement, the US would exchange nuclear propulsion technology with Australia. At least eight nuclear-powered submarines ...

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Given China’s Threat, India’s Military Should Not Undertake Any Significant Changes

Sayani ChakrabortySeptember 21, 20220

The Indian Army will soon begin an exercise to change the names of some of its units as well as some of its uniforms and traditions. The military must adapt to the changing needs of the society it serves. It's understandable that the Army would want to shake things up in this situation. These suggested alterations are the latest in a line of adjustments that started in 2019. The significance of these alterations might be rated. In order to better coordinate India's armed forces, a new position of Chief of Defence Staff was established. General Bipin Rawat, the first Chief of Defense Staff, envisioned four unified theatres of operations, each with a single operational commander. Ten months have passed since General Rawat's unexpected death, and the Government of India still has no...

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Why Capitalist Market Requires A Shift In Its Primary Concern?: Analysis

Sayani ChakrabortySeptember 19, 20220

Many individuals wonder whether or not market-based capitalism can be improved by shifting its focus. During the 1940s through the 1980s, we witnessed a typical battle between market and state capitalism. Market capitalism triumphed against state capitalism, right? The big question is whether or not this is correct. China is quickly becoming an economic and financial superpower. The goal is to build up infrastructure in developing nations by lending money at excessive interest rates, causing such nations to go bankrupt under the weight of their debt to China. When a country is unable to pay back its debts and the interest accrued on them, it is forced to forcibly liquidate the assets it has created. Without fighting, countries are losing vital land to a new sort of colonialism. Keep i...

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India Became Sri Lanka’s Largest Lender In 2022, Read To Know More About The Debt!!

Gunjan ChaudharySeptember 15, 20220

India has given the maximum help this year to Sri Lanka, which is facing economic crisis. It also includes a loan of US$ 377 million given by India to the island nation. At the same time, Verite Research think-tank has made a big claim. Verite Research think-tank has said that India has emerged as the largest lender to Sri Lanka this year. At the same time, India is currently indebted to the Asian Development Bank for USD 360 million. This accounts for 76 percent of the total payments from January to April 2022. Sri Lanka has received a total loan of US$ 968 million in the first four months of 2022, of which India's contribution is US$ 377 million, according to an independent Verite research think-tank based in Colombo. With this contribution, India has emerged as the largest bilater...

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Environmental Challenges Of Belt And Road Initiative Of China, Connecting China To World

Sayani ChakrabortySeptember 3, 20220

The China Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) ties China to the globe by creating a land-based "Silk Road Economic Belt" and a marine "21st Century Maritime Silk Road." By March 2022, 147 countries had invested $28.4 billion in the BRI. Numerous BRI projects would go through ecologically sensitive areas and nations with inadequate environmental laws and governance, raising fears about severe environmental repercussions. The BRI must prioritise green development. In 2007, the 17th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) introduced "Ecological Civilization" (EC) as a response to environmental deterioration in China. In 2018, it was legally incorporated into the constitution and the country's growth and development strategy. Several policies have been released lately to e...

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Chinese Ganesh Idols: Not A Single Idol Ordered From China This Year!

Aditi priya singhSeptember 1, 20220

This year's festive season has started with Ganesh chaturthi festival for ten days. The whole India is celebrating their Lord Ganesha utsav.This ten-day long puja is being celebrated in the community of traders with the hope that their business will be better this year. Along with this festival, CAIT (Confederation of All India Traders) has once again engaged in the boycott campaign of Chinese goods. More than 200 million idols of Lord Ganesha are sold every year CAIT National President BC Bhartia and Secretary General Praveen Khandelwal said that as per the estimates, more than 20 crore Lord Ganesha idols are purchased every year, earning more than Rs 300 crore. He said that since last two years the trend of worshiping eco-friendly idols of Lord Ganesha has come and such idols are b

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China waives off debt
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Debt-Trap Diplomacy: China Waives Off Debts Owed by 17 African Countries

Dr. Kankana DebnathAugust 29, 20220

China has officially announced that it will forgive 23 loans for 17 African nations. China waives off debts of the African nations, which are interest-free and had matured by the end of 2021. Chinese FM Wang Yi announced this at the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation. He has further pledged that China would continue to actively support and finance major infrastructure projects in Africa in agricultural and manufacturing sectors. China will aid towards expanding co-operation in emerging industries such as the digital economy, health, green and low-carbon sectors. Facts and figures of the debts China waives off debts in Botswana, Burundi, Rwanda, Cameroon, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Mozambique among the 23 countries. The total amount of waived off debt stands at least at US$113.8...

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Hong Kong’s exodus on rise
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Hong Kong’s Exodus On Rise: How It Changes Demography?

Dr. Kankana DebnathAugust 25, 20220

Hong Kong, the Special administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China has recorded a sharp decline in population due to exodus. Hong Kong’s exodus is on the rise due to strict Covid control measures and political crackdown by the Chinese government. According to Census and Statistics Department the city's total population fell from 7.41 million people to 7.29 million. This happens to be the biggest decline since the government began tracking the statistics in 1961. The decline through the years Hong Kong’s exodus is on rise since the pro-democracy protests of 2019 and 2020. This was the time when the government carried out a heavy crackdowns on civil liberties. Following this nearly 90,000 residents have left the territory. Around 113,200 residents left Hong Kong over the past ...

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Chinese Tyranny: Microsoft Windows Under Attack From Beijing’s Threat Actors

Vikas DeshwalAugust 17, 20220

The aggression reaches Hafnium, the state-sponsored, Beijing-based company that users may recognise to be a great arrangement because of its involvement in the Microsoft Exchange breakdown of 2021 Tech colossus Microsoft has warned users regarding the most delinquent malware movements and cyber dangers and advised them that Beijing-based state-sponsored danger player class Hafnium is similarly starting the stakes. According to Windows Central, at this juncture, the attention is on Tarrask, a "security evasion malware" that utilises Windows Task Scheduler to conceal a machine's compromised position from itself. "As Microsoft restarts to follow the high-priority state-sponsored danger thespian HAFNIUM, a new movement has been discovered that leverages unpatched zero-day exposures as init...

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