ALLAMA IQBAL’S CONCEPT OF CAPITALAS A FACTOR OF PRODUCTION
Translated from Urdu “ILM-UL-IQTISAD”
By: Abbas Ali During the initial stages of human civilization, capital was nonexistent. There were only two resources to produce wealth: labor and land. However, in the current system of civilization, capital is as important as other natural resources like labor and land to produce wealth. Therefore, the production of wealth is impossible until some […]
Y20 Consultation at University of Kashmir on May 10, 11: A historic milestone
LG Manoj Sinha to inaugurate the event
By: PIB India has assumed the Presidency of G20 on 1st December, 2022 for a period of 1 year i.e. up to 30th November, 2023. India’s theme for its presidency is enshrined upon its cultural value system of ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’. Hence, our theme: ‘One Earth, One Family, One Future’. Under the framework of the G20 […]
Strained Indo-Pak Ties to Stay
India taking down Pakistan at the SCO meet is indicative of changing diplomatic might of India. India will not stick to fake goody words any longer. It signals Pakistan about the need to do more to shed the tag of being a global headache on terrorism.
Coming soon after the recent Shanghai Cooperation Council’s (SCO) Defence Ministers’ Summit in New Delhi, India last week hosted the Foreign Ministers of the SCO at Goa. The common thread between these two summits was the tough posturing by India against its two neighbours Pakistan and China. At the Goa meeting, India’s External Affairs Minister, […]
J&K’s Economic Survey 2023- A Reminiscence of Soviet Style Policy of Statistics
Despite generous resource allocation from the Centre J&K lags behind the national average in Per Capital Income
After a long gap of five years the Union Territory administration of Jammu and Kashmir has come out with its Economic Survey 2022-23. The Survey “reviews” the developments in the J&K economy during nine months of the previous financial fiscal. The document however reminds one of the erstwhile Union of Soviet Socialist Republics style of […]
Dealing with different shades of ‘Old Age’
By: Dr. Rajkumar Singh Old age is a stage of life that is often characterized by physical, mental, and social changes. It is a time when people start experiencing declining health, retirement from work, loss of loved ones, and changes in their social circles. Despite the challenges that come with old age, it can also […]
Humanistic approach in Schools
By: Arshid Qalmi Humanistic psychology is a school of psychology that emphasizes the importance of subjective experience and personal growth. It focuses on the individual’s unique potential for creativity, self-awareness, and personal development. This approach to psychology can have many applications, including in the field of education. The humanistic approach to psychology emphasizes the importance […]
Rationalisation and Reform for a Gas-based Economy
Modi government has been taking various measures to protect Indian consumers from international oil and gas price volatility. Despite a staggering increase of 228% in international gas prices between January 2021 and February 2023, increase in CNG prices in India have been restricted to 83% – only about a third of the global increase. Politically […]
Government e Marketplace: What a GeM!
The Government e Marketplace (GeM) crossed a historic milestone at the end of 2022-23: Central and State governments, official agencies, public sector undertakings and cooperatives purchased goods and services worth more than Rs 2 lakh crore ($24 billion) through more than 50 lakh online transactions in a single financial year – a testimony to Prime […]
Japan Signals an Attitude Shift to the Growing Power of the Global South
By: Vijay Prashad In mid-April, the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs released its Diplomatic Bluebook 2023, its most important guidebook on international affairs. Japan’s foreign minister, Yoshimasa Hayashi, wrote the foreword, which begins: “The world is now at a turning point in history.” This phrase is key to understanding the Japanese approach to the war […]
India Talks Tough at SCO Meet
Indian defence Minister categorically took China to task for border transgressions and asserted that Sino-Indian relations are premised on the prevalence of peace and tranquillity at the borders.
Last week at the Shanghai Cooperation Council’s Defence Ministers’ meeting, India adopted a very tough stand to deal with its immediate neighbour China, which has been the founding father of the SCO. Relations between two Asian neighbours have not been very cordial in the recent past, on the issue of border transgressions by China in […]
