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Raghuram Rajan's concern: 'Will Indians become rich before India grows old?'— ex-RBI governor on demographic dividend - Vimarsana News

Raghuram Rajan's concern: 'Will Indians become rich before India grows old?'— ex-RBI governor on demographic dividend

Raghuram Rajan recently asked a thought-provoking question: Will the demographic dividend lead to a rich India, or will the country face the burden of an ageing population? He says India's performance on the global scale seems good compared to rich countries.

​8 Korean habits to lose weight quickly - Vimarsana News

​8 Korean habits to lose weight quickly

Combining these habits with regular exercise and staying hydrated is crucial for overall well-being and can help you to lose weight fast.

EAM S Jaishankar stresses developing international relations with 'Indian characteristics' - Vimarsana News

EAM S Jaishankar stresses developing international relations with 'Indian characteristics'

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar emphasizes the importance of shaping international relations with Indian characteristics and understanding each other in today's geopolitical state.

India suspends visa for Canadians: Can Indians travel to Canada? Who will be impacted and who are exempted - Vimarsana News

India suspends visa for Canadians: Can Indians travel to Canada? Who will be impacted and who are exempted

NEW DELHI: Characterizing Canada as a sanctuary for terrorists, a label previously applied only to Pakistan, the Indian government took a significant .

60 years of 1962 Indo-China war: Can India ever forgive or trust China? - Vimarsana News

60 years of 1962 Indo-China war: Can India ever forgive or trust China?

An overwhelming majority of Indians don’t think India can trust China. At the same time, a big majority thinks they won’t boycott Made in China products or think it is not possible to do so.