Ravi Shandilkar

In this piece, Author Ravi Shandlikar argues vociferously for the NEP, elaborating on how this much awaited change in the education system will help the economy and society. In July 2020, a new restructured education policy was approved by the Union Cabinet, which aims at making education universal from pre-school to secondary level.

Author Ravi Shandilkar discusses the Bharti-Indus Towers Merger. A two-year-long deal finally concluded in Nov. 2020 with a merger between two tower companies Indus Towers Limited and Bharti Infratel Limited. In the merger, it has also been added that Vodafone Idea has received cash consideration of ₹3,760.1 crores for its 11.15 per cent shareholding in Indus. Vodafone Group will hold about 28.12 per cent stake, while Airtel Group will hold about 36.7 per cent in the merger entity.

A group of 15 countries generating nearly a third of a global economic output have signed into the RCEP Agreement which India exited.

In the backdrop of the pre-purchase scenario of Air Asia, its financial troubles, and the subsequent Tata Sons Purchase, saving many jobs and propping up the company for the considerable future is the priority, but it is yet to be seen how the company performs post-lockdown.

A rundown comparison of pre-lockdown and lockdown economic scenarios in India, comparing various sectors, quarters and parameters, vaccination scenarios and exploration of any possible hope of economic recovery in Q4 2020-21.

Ministry of Corporate Affairs issued a notification in 2020 to extend the suspension of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code by three months that was to be effected from 25th December 2020.

The country needs to enhance investment in the research and development activities in its goals towards becoming Atmanirbhar.

It pertinent to ask the question whether India should look at investing in CCL Products (coffee processing business) in the long term.

The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) had issued the 2020 version of Companies (Auditor’s Report) Order, 2020 (CARO 2020) on 25th February 2020.

The war between two retail giants Amazon and Reliance in 2020 was out in the open putting India's retail market worth Rs. 42 lakh Crore at stake.