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India’s trade performance post-liberalisation is examined, focusing on export margins and competitiveness in the organised ...

The custom of dowry is deeply rooted in Indian society, and dowry crimes occur all over the country. While the number of dowry deaths has remained almost stable during the 21st century, the incidents ...

The article focuses on the escalating competition between the United States and China in the field of artificial intelligence. Despite US-imposed restrictions on graphics processing unit exports to ...

Despite increased onion production in India, seasonal price surges persist, harming consumers and failing to benefit the ...

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Is higher education in India truly inclusive for the marginalised communities? This book delves into the pressing issue of accessibility in higher education for underprivileged groups. It explores ...

The author thanks the referee for their constructive comments. The popular discussion now, after 15 months of Israel’s aggression in Gaza, is seen steering away from the consensus that reinforces the ...

Babu P Remesh’s commentary, “Overwork Culture, Karoshi, and the Right to Disconnect” (EPW, 15 March 2025), is a timely and incisive critique of the toxic work culture that has become normalised in the ...