In episode 25 of India this week, we talk about developments in the world of politics, society, business, and economy between May 29 - Jun 04, 2022:
- Rise in Covid cases across states
- Assassination of singer Sidhu Moose Wala
- Lack of healthy diet amongst Indians
- Ban on mining and development around parks
- Concerns by Tech companies on new cybersecurity laws
- Election to the Rajya Sabha
- Unused funds in MLA LADS in Gujarat
- By-poll win of Uttarakhand Chief Minister
- India's quarterly and annual GDP growth
- Release of EPFO funds at 8.1% interest
- Nomination of foreign directors on boards
- Rejection of Indian tea by domestic and international importers
- Draft rules by DGCA on the treatment of passengers with special needs, and much more ...
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Jitesh Surjiani
Jitesh Surjiani is passionate about progressive change for India and its citizens. He writes about issues that are roadblocks in improving quality of life and interpersonal interactions as well as areas of public governance that fall short in intent and action.
Episode Notes
In episode 25 of India this week, we talk about developments in the world of politics, society, business, and economy between May 29 - Jun 04, 2022:
- Rise in Covid cases across states
- Assassination of singer Sidhu Moose Wala
- Lack of healthy diet amongst Indians
- Ban on mining and development around parks
- Concerns by Tech companies on new cybersecurity laws
- Election to the Rajya Sabha
- Unused funds in MLA LADS in Gujarat
- By-poll win of Uttarakhand Chief Minister
- India's quarterly and annual GDP growth
- Release of EPFO funds at 8.1% interest
- Nomination of foreign directors on boards
- Rejection of Indian tea by domestic and international importers
- Draft rules by DGCA on the treatment of passengers with special needs, and much more ...
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