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Ten years after India demonetised high-value currency notes to curb corruption, the policy caused severe public hardship and economic disruption due to poor planning, despite ultimately accelerating the nationwide adoption of digital transactions.
Mohammad Shami, India's legendary fast bowler, retired from Tests after an illustrious career marked by record-breaking wicket hauls, exceptional strike rates, and inspiring performances in domestic and international cricket.
Jeffrey Sachs criticised Donald Trump following midterm poll losses, highlighting domestic chaos, strained foreign relations, and declining Indian American support, arguing the unyielding President creates global instability and deepens diplomatic friction.
Despite strong GDP growth and robust domestic investment, India's stock market declined due to foreign portfolio withdrawals. The author questions benign regulatory leniency for powerful investors, urging long-term prioritisation over volatile portfolio outflows.
While modern women’s cricket in India thrives through the Women’s Premier League, pioneering players like Shantha Rangaswamy and Diana Eduljee laid its vital foundation by playing India’s historic first Test match in October 1976.
Malayalis became a target of xenophobia when the Immigration Ordinance of 1953 was passed simultaneously in Malaya and Singapore.
Visiting Silicon Valley, a real global tech hub originating from Stanford University and local garages, revealed massive corporate campuses driving world-changing innovations and modern digital revolutions through exceptional research and venture capital.
Exhausted by mandatory travel culture driven by fear of missing out, the author champions the lost arts of leisure, boredom and sleep, arguing that resting in one’s room is a vital act.
Kerala’s pervasive public pessimism and unique debt angst exaggerate its fiscal challenges. Balanced economic analysis shows that sustainable public debt management, fair federal borrowing limits, and pragmatic policy reforms matter more than indiscriminate doom.
Despite securing fourth place with eighty-five medals at the Asian Games, India's overall performance was below par, highlighting significant flaws in preparation, training, and sports administration ahead of the 2028 Olympics.
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