How India have become a Major Buyer of Russian Oil

Before the outbreak of the Ukraine-Russia war, hardly any crude oil from Russia used to reach the country. However, in the last few days, India has emerged to be the one of the prime importers of Russian oil, despite what her diplomats in the West say. India produces only 15% of its oil requirement fromContinue reading “How India have become a Major Buyer of Russian Oil”

Cleaning the Ghats of Kolkata (Part 1)

The Bhagirathi-Hooghly river flows through one of the most densely populated regions in India. Starting from Berhampore in Murshidabad, Nabadwip-Mayapur in Nadia, along the Hooghly industrial region of Bandel-Naihati, Chandannagar, Chinasurah, Serampore-Barrackpore, culminating at Kolkata-Howrah, the most densely populated region in entire eastern India. It is thus a hectic task to keep the Bhagirathi-Hooghly riverContinue reading “Cleaning the Ghats of Kolkata (Part 1)”

Silk Route Market Cities Today

The ancient silk route has been one of the greatest trade routes connecting east and west Eurasia. The ancient cities in the ancient world have still retained their prominence in defining world trade across the land. The surrounding desert and large swathes of inhospitable lands make the Silk Road and its cities an ideal locationContinue reading “Silk Route Market Cities Today”

Sugar-free Mangoes – The New Trend

Mangoes are the favourite fruit of most people around the globe. However, it is disheartening for diabetic people who don’t consume it due to its high sugar content. It is true that mango has high sugar content. Many businesses have cropped in selling diabetic mangoes that are claimed to be good for health. That isContinue reading “Sugar-free Mangoes – The New Trend”

Edible Oil Becoming Costlier – Bane or Boon?

Edible oil prices have steeply risen since May and are showing no signs of coming down. The main edible oils used throughout India are palm oil and soybean oil. Palm oil is imported from Malaysia and Indonesia, while soybean oil comes mainly from Brazil, Argentina and the US. India relies on more than 60% onContinue reading “Edible Oil Becoming Costlier – Bane or Boon?”

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