I.I.M.U.N. Blog
“You don’t need to be a weatherman to know which way the wind is blowing”. India celebrates its seventy-three years of Independence this year, along with bravely fighting the covid-19 virus with the lowest death rates per million. However, the question is, were we independent for seventy-three years? The time between 1970-1980 is our lost […]
LEGAL BUT NOT ETHICAL Introduction A casual glance at the twenty-first century would suggest that religion is a contentious issue not just in India but across the world. India, well-known for its unity and diversity is, however, yet trapped in the complexities of the word ‘religion’, leading to the emergence of hatred and conflicts. Interfaith […]
It wasn’t long ago when the COVID-19 pandemic abruptly spread across the world, with uncertain circumstances ahead. The pandemic has aggravated the existing tensions concerning healthcare, education, politics, and the economy as a whole. As the virus spread, restrictions were imposed and the global economy came to a standstill, with an unprecedented recession. Within no […]
Zomato is an online food delivery startup. It was founded in 2008. Zomato provides home delivery service, multiple users reviews, information about hotels and restaurants and various other services. This company initially functioned across India, now it functions across 24 countries. Zomato recognized the key factors that attract the customers and focused exactly on that. […]
-Abhishek Dhawan Demonetisation is the act of removing or replacing an already existing currency with a new one. In other words, this means the removal of the status of legal tender of an old currency or a part/ unit of the currency which is being demonetised. A little over a year ago, on November 8th, […]
-Aman Baldia The partition of India in 1947 remains one of the bloodiest and the most violent chapter of Indian history where communalism and the British policy of ‘divide and rule’ led India being broken down into a Hindu majority India and a Muslim majority Pakistan (Bangladesh was a part of the same). The […]
-Gaurav Agashe India is a remarkably young country. Half of the Indian population today is under the age of 25. In fact, we have 234 million Indians ready and poised to enter higher education. This is significantly in contrast to the ageing population of the rest of the world. Today, most of the supposed […]
-Niraj Dubey Instructions on a flight always say that you should put your own oxygen mask before assisting others. I believe it’s time that the Government is instructed the same because we don’t have a good basic infrastructure for our citizens and the Government is planning to provide with advanced infrastructure which is not […]
-Chaitanya Kejriwal Mumbai. The financial, commercial, entertainment capital of India, the land of dreams, the city that never sleeps, the name synonymous with Bollywood. Marine Drive, Gateway of India, Victoria Terminus, Haji Ali Dargah are the landmarks one would associate Mumbai with. Also, every food enthusiast’s dreamland. The popular Mumbai local, red public transport buses […]
-Mansi Mistry Mumbai is the capital of Maharashtra. It is the most populated city in India. Bombay is considered to be metropolitan and one of the most developed cities in the country. Also termed as the financial capital of India, it is the focal centre of commerce in terms of global financial flow, accounting […]