In episode 26 of India this week, we talk about developments in the world of politics, society, business, and economy between Jun 5-11, 2022:
- The row over remarks made by BJP MPs against Prophet Mohammed
- News from the education sector
- Inclusion of a sign language interpreter in government's press briefings
- Resumption of bus services between Bangladesh and India
- First case of sologamy in India
- New rules for registering cases in POSCO Act in Maharashtra
- News guidelines to prevent misleading advertisements
- Elections to the 16 Rajya Sabha seats
- India's factory output in April
- Government's concern about the erosion of LIC's stock price
- New lifetime low touched by the Indian rupee against the US Dollar
- Dipping sales of vehicles
- Increase in the crude oil basket price, 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 26 of India this week, we talk about developments in the world of politics, society, business, and economy between Jun 5-11, 2022:
- The row over remarks made by BJP MPs against Prophet Mohammed
- News from the education sector
- Inclusion of a sign language interpreter in government's press briefings
- Resumption of bus services between Bangladesh and India
- First case of sologamy in India
- New rules for registering cases in POSCO Act in Maharashtra
- News guidelines to prevent misleading advertisements
- Elections to the 16 Rajya Sabha seats
- India's factory output in April
- Government's concern about the erosion of LIC's stock price
- New lifetime low touched by the Indian rupee against the US Dollar
- Dipping sales of vehicles
- Increase in the crude oil basket price, and much more ...
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