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The staggering economic impact of the Indian diaspora
The article first appeared in The BBC on March 22, 2024 Shubhangi Sharma is set to host a Holi party later this month at her family home in an affluent part of Berlin. To celebrate the popular Hindu festival of colours, which falls on 25 March, the 34-year-old will spend around €200 (£171; $218) to cover the costs of the Indian food and sweets she will serve friends; she'll buy the pricey Holi paint online; and wear the traditional clothes she bought as part of an earlier bulk buy during her most recent visit to her hometown, Delhi.
Revolution In A Cup – A Lot Is Finally Happening For Indian Coffee
The article first appeared in The NDTV on February 08, 2024 Suman Das, 34, grew up in West Bengal's Rasan village, drinking chai in mud cups with his younger brother Subham and his family of six, including the parents. "Chai was our national drink," he says, smiling. Now, as a lead roaster at Blue Tokai, one of India's fastest-growing and biggest specialty coffee companies, Suman drinks 30-40 cups of coffee every day. As a roaster, sipping coffee and trying different varieties of what others may like drinking is part of the job. "Coffee kya hai ye mujhe Blue Tokai mein aake samajh aaya (I learned what true coffee is here at Blue Tokai)," he says. Before joining Blue Tokai over a decade ago, Das ran errands at an advertising agency in Delhi.
Can the Bitcoin revival reshape the future of finance?
The article first appeared in The Forbes India on March 19, 2024 For some, bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are bubbles that will burst soon, while others think they're an attempt to democratise finance. Still in its teenage years, bitcoin, which recently touched an all-time high of close to $73,000 on March 13, has already steered the crypto market.
Wall Street snubs China for India in a historic markets shift
The article first appeared in The Japan Times on February 06, 2024 A momentous shift is underway in global markets as investors pull billions of dollars from China’s sputtering economy, two decades after betting on the country as the world’s biggest growth story. Much of that cash is now heading for India, with Wall Street giants like Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley endorsing the South Asian nation as the prime investment destination for the next decade.
The story of how Chhau escaped from royal palaces and became the entertainment of the common man
(The article first appeared in Scroll on March 9, 2024) Emerging from mid-19th century martial training of elite fighters, Chhau had to go through a tortuous journey to become a celebratory form of entertainment...
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