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Ola, Uber and their drivers in Delhi: evaluating industry sustainability and future requirements
Read more: Ola, Uber and their drivers in Delhi: evaluating industry sustainability and future requirementsDespite the rosy picture painted by big MNCs like Ola and Uber for the average working Indian, the shocks and stresses felt by the aggregator taxi industry due to the recent coronavirus lockdown highlighted the need for welfare intervention by the State for the weaker sections.
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Multi-alignment: How Nations are Navigating the present era
Read more: Multi-alignment: How Nations are Navigating the present eraWith the post-cold war “order” gone for good, and no alternative order in place given the flailing multilateral forums like the UN, something akin to pre-1991 Bloc politics seems inevitable. However, developing nations are playing these cards to their benefit and skillfully so.
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Identity Politics on the Left: Shortcomings and Disillusionment
Read more: Identity Politics on the Left: Shortcomings and DisillusionmentPolitical systems all over the world have historically alternated power in the hands of left-wing and right-wing ideologies. While both sides have experienced their ups and downs when it comes to mobilisation, the left-wing seems to have lost its momentum in recent times. Keeping that in mind, this article explores identity politics in the context…
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A Furry Socio-Economic Indicator: Deliberating Pet Ownership
Read more: A Furry Socio-Economic Indicator: Deliberating Pet OwnershipThis article discusses the value of pet ownership for economies and examines the use of pet ownership as a socioeconomic indicator.
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Water Economics: What Does the Price of Water Tell Us?
Read more: Water Economics: What Does the Price of Water Tell Us?When discussing the economics of water, it is important to first, identify the need to set a price, what factors influence the pricing, what challenges are faced along the way and how to account for them in the price itself.
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Book Review—The Great Derangement: Climate Change and the Unthinkable by Amitav Ghosh
Read more: Book Review—The Great Derangement: Climate Change and the Unthinkable by Amitav GhoshAmitav Ghosh’s 2016 masterpiece The Great Derangement: Climate Change and the Unthinkable is a phenomenal work that showcases the drastic impacts of human ignorance on climate change.
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Jal Vivad: An Enquiry Into India’s Water Disputes
Read more: Jal Vivad: An Enquiry Into India’s Water DisputesConflicts are eternal, what matters is how they are dealt with. India has managed to keep her international water conflicts at bay but her domestic conflicts often get out of hand and become violent at the first chance that people see.
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The Rise and (Potential) Fall of Netflix
Read more: The Rise and (Potential) Fall of NetflixOver the past decade, Netflix has become a household name in entertainment and pop culture. The first half of 2022, however, has not been particularly kind to the company.
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Record Labels: The Third-Party Monopolies in the Music Industry
Read more: Record Labels: The Third-Party Monopolies in the Music IndustryFor the past century or so, it is the record labels that have been influential in the growth of the music industry, developing it into a commercial enterprise rather than artistic pursuit.
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Clearances for Coastal Structures and Coastal Erosion: Insights From Pondicherry’s Minor Port
Read more: Clearances for Coastal Structures and Coastal Erosion: Insights From Pondicherry’s Minor PortIn continuance with the theme of analyzing issues of environmental clearances within India, this article provides yet another perspective on faulty regulatory regimes being the primary cause of coastal erosion.
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The Future of Hydrogen Vehicles
Read more: The Future of Hydrogen VehiclesBy holistically understanding the properties of hydrogen fuel, a comparison between hydrogen fuel and other alternatives can be drawn which will help to further understand the best and most sustainable option in the world today.
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International Water Conflicts
Read more: International Water ConflictsEach country wishes to provide for and protect the welfare of its own citizens but in the case of attempting to safeguard their water resources, a lot of countries start infringing on the water rights of other nations.
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