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The prices of petrol, diesel and LPG have caused a major disruption in the mobility of the Indian masses. The constant price hike has triggered an inflationary trend that gradually forces communities to take a leap back from the consumption of energy fuels and makes it obligatory to analyse the inflationary petroleum prices in India.

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Zomato Goes Public, Paytm in the Queue. Yet, 90% Indian Startups Fail within 5 Years. Why?

18 July 202122 July 2021 Devvrat Sharma , TheRise.co.in 0 Comments Startups

The recent IPO of Zomato is just one case in the larger canvass of the Indian startups going public. Another Indian startup, Paytm, is eyeing the largest Indian IPO of Rs. 16,600 crore. However, India’s startup ecosystem is lagging behind in terms of the conversion rate of startups into unicorns. Here, we analyse the internal and external factors that play role in the survival of start-ups in India, the various government policies in place for providing them with a supportive environment, the reasons for the failure of Indian startups and required measures to ensure their viability in the long run.

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Indian Startups Leading The Way in COVID-19

3 July 20213 July 2021 Devvrat Sharma , TheRise.co.in 0 Comments COVID19, Startups

The article analyses the importance of startups in an economy with a focus on India. It mentions the contributions of the startups before and during the ongoing pandemic and how this is expected to unfold in the future for the benefit of the nation.

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Indian Startup Ecosystem Third Largest, Behind China & US: A Comparison of Three Growth Engines

20 June 202120 June 2021 Devvrat Sharma , TheRise.co.in 2 Comments Startups

The global race to become the most developed nation starts from the roots: the start-ups. India, China and the US are in the middle of intense competition to become production leaders with the former two growing at unprecedented rates. This article throws light on the policies implemented by these nations to achieve this growth and how they differ amongst them. It also looks at the upcoming markets which are expected to see an inflow of a great number of start-ups in the future.

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Understanding Indian Startup Ecosystem

10 June 202120 June 2021 Devvrat Sharma , TheRise.co.in 3 Comments Startups

This article closely analyses the Indian start-up ecosystem and how these start-ups are distributed throughout the states of the country. It further observes which sectors see the most rush of new start-ups and what are the reasons why start-ups prefer some states over others. Lastly, it throws light on the sources of investments these start-ups receive and how this picture is also changing amidst an increase in tensions with neighbouring China.

Economy

Introspecting Digitalization in the Indian Economy

28 February 202128 February 2021 Sakshi Jain , TheRise.co.in 1 Comment

The cycle of strong economic growth depends upon the wheels of digital infrastructure and data privacy. Contextualizing it, post-pandemic India entails a digital recovery, wherein citizens will be digitally literate and aware.

Economy

Is Urbanization Taking a Wrong Direction in India?

18 November 202017 November 2020 Abhishek , TheRise.co.in 1 Comment economy, Urbanization

The overall economic structure of urban areas in countries is severely affected due to the rapid urbanization in recent times. Improvement in policy planning & urban infrastructure, and land use planning is essential to regain the lost momentum of the urban environment in the country.

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The Economics of Clean Energy

5 November 20205 November 2020 Devashish Saurav , TheRise.co.in 3 Comments Renewable Energy, sustainable development

India should use the opportunities available in clean energy sector to address the issue of unemployment. Owing to the availability of clean energy sources, India can also emerge as an exporter of energy in near future. It will help making India self-sufficient in many senses.

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Implications of Migration from Rural Areas

2 November 20202 November 2020 Abhishek , TheRise.co.in 1 Comment India, Rural Area, Rural economy

With the improving education qualifications in the young population, they tend to move towards urban centres for more valuable occupations. This leaves behind unskilled labour in rural areas having limited knowledge of new technologies. With increasing amenities in urban areas escalating the industrial sector, the pressure is building upon rural areas. Migrants are enticed to leave the villages to fulfil the needs of urban people and industries.

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Rebooting Infrastructure: National Infrastructure Pipeline Dashboard

27 August 202027 August 2020 Balasubramanian Chandrasekhar 4 Comments economy, India Investment Grid, Infrastructure, Investment, Policy

Rebooting Infrastructure by NIP Dashboard holds promises as in monetizing infrastructural assets, public trust plays a crucial role. The dashboard shall also let the people of the country know how many projects are being implemented. Such a social audit mechanism increases efficiency & promotes a culture of accountability in the functioning of the government.

Economy

Transparent Taxation – Honouring the Honest: An Introspection

24 August 202024 August 2020 M. M. Goel 1 Comment COVID, Income Tax

Introspecting ‘Transparent Taxation- Honouring the Honest’ shows hidden loopholes that deserve to be identified and monitored.

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Post-Corona Recovery through Employment Generation in Forestry

18 July 202021 August 2020 Kunal Sharma 7 Comments corona, economy, India

Linking employment generation schemes in the corona era to meeting our forestry targets could prove to be a game-changer for the nation’s poor in these trying times as well as provide a lifeline to our beleaguered forests.

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GST and Governance in India

3 July 202029 July 2020 M. M. Goel 1 Comment

To implement GST effectively, we need coordination between bureaucrats and the politicians in power. We need to understand Chakravyuha Challenges of the Indian Economy ‘ making great strides in removing entry barriers for firms, talent, and technology but showing less vigour to remove the exit barriers’. We have to be alert, aware, and awake of the ‘Cobra Effect’ which occurs when an attempted solution to a problem makes the problem worse.