Author: Tatvita Analysts
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Highways to Tomorrow: Navigating the National Infrastructure Pipeline
“Well-constructed roads are the threads that weave a nation together. They connect not only cities and towns but also the dreams and aspirations of the people, fostering unity and progress.” -Aung San Suu Kyi Former State Counsellor of Myanmar and 1991 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Infrastructure acts as the lifeblood of a nation, influencing economic activities,…
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Homemakers to Innovators: Contribution of Women to World Intellectual Property
Women have long been underestimated for their capabilities. However, in the last few decades, women have grown to stand on their own feet. They have gone from being silent to strong, from followers to leaders and from homemakers to innovators. As we come closer to ending 2023, we celebrate women and their creative journeys, who…
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GOLD & SILVER, Options for Investment than only Consumption
The history of gold in India is thousands of years old. Gold has always been a significant cultural, economic, and social value for the people. Even in ancient Indian history, gold was used for various purposes, including trade, jewellery, and religious ceremonies. It was always considered a symbol of wealth, power, and prestige. After gaining…
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Women Reservation Bill 2023 & Breaking the ceiling of Political Participation
“Empowerment of women leads to development. And development leads to empowerment of women.” -Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman, Finance Minister of India In a country as diverse and dynamic as India, the participation of women in politics is a topic of paramount importance. Women make up roughly half of the population, and their engagement in governance is…
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Where are Indian Women Actively working? Peep into Industries & Occupation
Recently Nobel Prize in Economics for 2023 was announced to Claudia Goldin for her research on gender differences in the labour market using 200 years data from the USA. Women are vastly underrepresented in the global labour market and, when they work, they earn less than men. Goldin showed that female participation in the labour market did…
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Indian Women in Business: And the Businesses They Run
India has historically responded progressively to the ideas of women in positions of power. Whether having a women Prime Minister way before the western world caught today’s intense drift of feminism; to having a serious wave of women business leaders in the past few decades. These women leaders are present in almost all industries marking…
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Financing the Indian Air Force to Touch the Sky with Glory
Be it Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief missions within and beyond the country’s borders or appointing the world’s first female combat commander, the Indian Air Force has always left its special mark in the hearts of Indians. The same force is completing 91 years of its service on the coming 8th October. The Indian Air…
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Understanding the Catalan separatism in Spain
In continuation with earlier article that talked about present-day Catalan language & politics association movement. This article is set to explain the history behind. The date October 1, 2023 marks six years since the Catalan Independence Referendum was held in 2017. Spain’s north-eastern Autonomous Community of Catalonia has been at odds with Spain’s central government in Madrid…
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Inflation & Targeting ‘Food Security for all’ through Public Distribution System of India
“We know that a peaceful world cannot long exist, one-third rich and two-thirds hungry.” — Jimmy Carter, 39th President of the United States of America. Creating the harmonious, peaceful and developed world economy is challenged by the widespread inequalities of different sorts, absolute as well relative. Food which is a basic necessity of human beings…
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The Politics of Catalan language unfolding in Spain and Europe
The Catalan language has gained traction in the European politics once again since the past few days. Catalan language has long been used as a political tool by the separatists demanding secession of Catalonia from Spain. However, the recent debate about Catalan language has been sparked off by Spain’s President of the Government Pedro Sánchez’s…