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Over the last few weeks, the Indian rupee has witnessed a sharp decline against the US dollar, touching record lows and creating concern across financial markets and ordinary households alike. The rupee’s fall is not merely a technical issue confined to currency traders or economists; it affects all
India is set to block several Chinese manufacturers from selling internet-connected CCTV cameras from April 1, 2026, in a major move aimed at tightening digital security and reducing dependence on foreign surveillance technology. What could this mean for the indigenous players?
The exchange rate of a country’s currency is one of the most important indicators of its economic health. The rupee has weakened significantly and crossed ₹96 per dollar on 20 May 2026. This depreciation has generated concern among policymakers, businesses, students, and ordinary citizens alike.
Achieving Net Zero in developing economies require optimizing Renewable energy supply chain as highlighted by geothermal scale-up challenges in Kenya the Olkaria Geothermal Field.
This study evaluates securitization and external borrowing as alternative debt-financing strategies for developing countries, highlighting the risks of currency exposure and refinancing associated with external loans.
The unfolding conflict in West Asia has once again underscored a recurring truth of global political economy: that regional instability in energy-rich geographies has far-reaching consequences, extending well beyond the immediate effects of conflict.
This article explores deeply into what sets User Interface (UI), User Experience (UX), Customer Experience (CX), and Human Experience (HX) apart—and how, together, they create a symphony of engagement that can propel brands and products to new heights.
AI is driving a global data center boom that could sharply raise electricity demand just as climate impacts intensify. This article asks whether clean energy, grids, and policy can scale fast enough to power AI without derailing climate goals.
The war in Ukraine, which began on 24 February 2022, has altered far more than the geography of Eastern Europe. It has rearranged global energy markets, unsettled financial hierarchies, and placed countries like India at the centre of a new geopolitical equation.
The EU AI Act moves from theory to enforcement in August 2026, forcing every business using AI in the EU to treat it like regulated infrastructure. This article explains key obligations, risks, and how smart governance can turn compliance into advantage.
AI is reshaping every industry, yet many graduates still leave campus underprepared for an algorithm-driven workplace. In 2026, business schools must decide whether they will remain credential factories or become true skills labs for the AI economy.
Human resource management is transforming as Claude-driven AI automates routine tasks in coding, BPO, KPO, LPO, sales, and marketing. HR must shift focus from repetitive work to judgment, ethics, reskilling, and human–AI collaboration to sustain value and dignity at work.