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#Testing times: Diagnostics seem to be a test that Indian corporates are lining up to take and hoping for positive results. Post-covid, consumers are seen spending relatively more on diagnostics, says this report. “Covid showed the value of diagnostics. Also, in the government’s focus on overall healthcare infrastructure, diagnostics is an important part. The industry is expected to boom for next 7-10 years,” the report says, quoting an industry player.
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Diagnostics, a test Indian corporates take hoping for positive results
Tata, Adani, Torrent among new players queuing up to get a slice of the diagnostics pie#Long term measures to recover: Post pandemic, airlines must revamp strategies and resort to long-term measures to recover from the crisis.
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5 things Indian airlines must do to break their way out of pandemic blues
Post pandemic, the airlines must revamp strategies and resort to long-term measures to recover from the crisis#Bitcoin correlations: Return correlations of Bitcoin and the Indian stock market increased 10x over the pandemic, says an IMF blog.
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Return correlations of Bitcoin, Indian market increased 10X over the pandemic: IMF blog
Says while digitalisation can help foster financial inclusion, cryptos can pose financial stability risks#Travel responsibly: The pandemic has reinforced the customer’s desire and love for travel, but they want to travel responsibly, says this report.
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Mission to Net Zero: Aviation’s focus on making sustainable connections
Flying the cleanest, greenest, youngest fleet possible can be a way towards the goal#Import dependence caution: The push for green energy will quadruple the consumption of these minerals, further exposing the country’s import dependence. These dangers have come to the fore in the Covid-19 pandemic and recently during the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict., says this article.
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Green energy plans have an import problem
Being self-sufficient in strategic minerals is critical for India to achieve its green energy goals#Foreign students: According to the Ministry of External Affairs’ data, a total of 23,439 foreign students arrived in India in 2021. However, the number used to be higher in pre-pandemic years, this report said.
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25% extra seats, no entrance test for foreign students: UGC's plan to increase international outreach
Higher educational institutions may admit international students based on the equivalence of entry qualification held by them: UGC chairman#“Virus is not tired of us”: In the last one month, global deaths reported from Covid-19 have increased 35 per cent, with the last week alone seeing 15,000 deaths, said the World Health Organization chief Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, cautioning that “the virus is not tired of us.”
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