Almost a fifth of India’s consumer goods basket was in deflation zone in January. All were food items The dip in retail inflation to a 19-month low, as reported by the Union government on February 12, 2019, once again underscores the agrarian crisis in the country. The middle class may be worried about rising prices, but …
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Pawan Mishra, in his critically acclaimed book Coinman: An Untold Conspiracy, had famously written, “The only thing God is afraid of is a strong-willed human.” Examples of such sheer will power are rarely seen though. Here in India, one man by the name of Vishnu Patel is doing something rather extraordinary. Aged 60, Patel is a …
Since the launch of bitcoin in 2009, the popularity of the blockchain technology has piggybacked on the hype of cryptocurrencies. It is the technology on which cryptocurrencies run. Over the past few years, it has evolved beyond being synonymous with cryptocurrencies and is now placed on the pedestal of being a revolutionary technology with soaring …
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Showing his commitment to his duty, a police constable ran nearly two km on a railway track through the jungles in Hoshangabad district, carrying a wounded man on his shoulder to an ambulance, probably saving the man’s life in the process, said police on Saturday. Showing his commitment to his duty, a police constable ran …
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We have many forms of pollution that plague Humanity and our world. From noise pollution where we can’t escape the sounds of the anthropoceneto water pollution choking up our rivers, lakes and oceans. The list goes on and includes air, soil, light and even radioactive pollution effects from Homo Sapiens. And now we’re potentially looking at an …
