Environmental protection has emerged as one of the most pressing constitutional, legal, and governance challenges of the twenty-first century. While industrialisation, urbanisation, infrastructure expansion, and economic development have significantly contributed to India's growth story, these advancements have often come at a considerable environmental cost. Deforestation, industrial pollution, depletion of...
Cryptocurrency is becoming more popular in India. Many people are investing in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other digital coins. But along with this growth, there are also rising cases of crypto scams. From fake investment schemes to influencers selling "get-rich-quick" courses, scammers are finding new ways to cheat people.What Is...
By :-Prof. Siva Sankar Yellampalli, Director Admissions and Dr.Srabani Basu- Associate Professor , SRM University -AP ( Amaravati)Ever find yourself caught in a Sisyphean cycle at work, endlessly pushing the same boulder uphill, only to have it roll down back down?Youknow thedrill. Amissedtargethere,anemployee jumping shipthere, a chorus of angry...
Dr. Siva Sankar , Director Admissions and Dr. Srabani Basu, Associate Professor, Dept. of Literature and Languages, SRM University-APAn expanding organization is like an orchestra that keeps adding more musicians without appointing a stronger conductor.At first, the music grows richer. Louder. More ambitious.But slowly, sections begin following different cues....
By – Dr Srabani Basu , Associate Professor, Dept. of Literature and Languages, SRM University-APLeadership is often associated with sharper judgment, deeper experience, and superior decision-making ability. Individuals rise to positions of influence precisely because they are believed to possess these qualities.Yet cognitive science reveals a paradox.The same mental...
Media houses Vs. Influencers who have more reach? Can influencers really compete with media houses? Partho Dasgupta sheds light.Gone are the days of crazy fandom for Bollywood celebs when posters of Rajnikant used to be doused with milk, or temples used to be made for Bollywood stars like Amitabh...
By-Dr. Nirmal Singh,Assistant Professor, Department of EconomicsEaswari School of Liberal Arts, SRM University -AP (Amaravati)Amid mounting geopolitical tensions, the global economy is beginning to reflect its macroeconomic consequences. Following recent military escalations involving the US, Israel, and Iran, the Iranian authorities have moved to block the Strait of...
Over the past two decades, Anil Hiralal Shah—also known in market and official records as “Raju Barter”—has been referenced across a wide range of India’s regulatory, investigative, and judicial proceedings relating to financial market oversight. Publicly available documents show that his name has appeared in parliamentary reports, tribunal orders,...
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has brought down the key repo (repurchasing option) rate from 6.50% to 6.25% after holding the rate for two years. A repo rate is the interest rate at which commercial banks get short-term loans from the RBI. In the 53rd & first MPC...
By Prof. Y Siva Sankar Yellampalli – SRM University -AP.In India's diverse and complex socio-economic landscape, the discussion around innovation and invention is incredibly important. As the country faces the challenges of the 21st century, a significant question arises: Does India need innovation or invention more urgently? This isn't...












