Weekly Write-ups

We often hear about government schemes in big, promising terms, support for small businesses, access to finance, capacity building, growth opportunities. On paper, they appear structured, well-designed, and full of intent. However, as an organisation working closely...

“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” The line gets used often, but it holds up because not much has changed. Progress and instability still show up together.Over the past few weeks, tensions in the Gulf have pushed oil prices upward and made markets...

Kingdom business does not promise perfection. It simply asks people to act as if the future is watching. That small shift changes how employers treat workers, how businesses treat customers, and how leaders measure success. Profit becomes important, but not absolute....

Profit looks good on paper, but cash flow is what keeps the lights on. Here’s how to master it.In 2019, India’s home-grown hospitality start-up OYO Rooms was making headlines for its rapid expansion. Backed by global investors and operating in multiple countries, OYO...

For a country that prides itself on leading the digital revolution, India’s relationship with cryptocurrency remains oddly conflicted. Millions of Indians are trading in digital coins, investing in tokens they barely understand, and following global price charts as if...

India and China have always had a complicated relationship part rivalry, part partnership, and often both at once. Along the border, tensions remain unresolved, with the Line of Actual Control still sensitive despite 20 rounds of military talks since 2020. Yet in the...

India’s online gaming world has just witnessed its biggest shake-up yet. What was once a booming industry of fantasy sports, poker apps, and cash-based rummy rooms has now been dealt a decisive blow. The Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025, passed by...

In the world of entrepreneurship, risk and uncertainty are inevitable. Markets fluctuate, businesses pivot, and competition evolves. Yet amid this unpredictability, there is one investment that consistently yields the highest returns: investing in oneself....

The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) reported that as of January 31, 2025, Nagaland had 88 DPIIT-recognized Startups and as of July 2025 over 60,000 MSMEs registered on the Udyam Portal. Although this figure may appear modest in absolute...

The month of July bore witness to more than 23,000 aspirants applying for 154 Forest Guard posts in Nagaland. Nearly 15,000 physically turned up to run, sweat, and compete against all odds for a job whose vacancy list couldn’t even absorb 1% of the hopefuls. Rather...