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GST Slabs Simplified: Boosting Growth and Ease of Business
The Indian government’s move to simplify GST into a two-rate system of 5% and 18% is a major reform. Globally, countries like Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and Japan follow limited or even single tax slab models. Economists argue that complicated, multi-layered slabs often decrease consumption and burden businesses. By cutting…
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GST 2.0: Simplifying Taxes for Citizens and Businesses
The Indian taxation system is set to witness a major reform with the introduction of GST 2.0. This new version of the Goods and Services Tax promises to reduce the tax burden across the country by simplifying the structure into just two primary slabs—5% on essential goods and 18% on…
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Alaska Summit: No Deal Yet, but a Step Toward Peace
The recent Trump-Putin Alaska Summit was closely watched across the globe. While no formal agreement emerged, Trump’s statement — “There’s no deal until there’s a deal” — reflected a stance of cautious diplomacy. It reminded the world that in international politics, outcomes take time, and rushed promises often fall apart.…
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India’s First Indigenous Chip: A New Era in Tech Self-Reliance
India is set to launch its first domestically made semiconductor chip by the end of this year — a development that marks a big milestone in the nation’s technological journey. While earlier efforts at Mohali struggled due to lack of government focus, today’s renewed commitment signals a very different future.…
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Finding Peace Through Learning, Music, and Daily Growth
What brings you peace? For me, peace isn’t about sitting still in silence anymore — it’s about motion. It’s about giving my 1% every single day towards my goals. When I’m learning something new, whether it’s coding or writing, my mind slips into a deep, focused state. The noise of…
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India’s Youth: Unemployment or Unused Potential?
Recently, I came across a statement that struck a chord with me — “there’s no unemployment in India, only laziness among youth.” While this might sound harsh, I find myself somewhat agreeing. A recent incident during my internship made me reflect on this. I couldn’t answer a particular question, and…
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How India Can Tackle a 50% US Tariff with Fiscal Reforms
Imagine walking into your favorite store and finding your go-to product suddenly costs 50% more. That’s what a new 50% US tariff would feel like — only, in this case, it’s about the goods India sells to America. But what exactly is a tariff?Think of it as a tax the…
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India’s Russian Oil Reliance: Costs of a Shift
Over the past two years, India’s energy landscape has been reshaped by an unexpected player — Russian crude oil. Deep discounts and strong compatibility with India’s refining systems have made it a natural fit, leading to a sharp surge in imports. For refiners, the equation was simple: affordable feedstock, smooth…
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Air India’s Transformation with Tata and Singapore Airlines
From outdated cabins to world-class upgrades, Air India is rewriting its story. With the Tata Group at the helm and Singapore Airlines as a strategic partner, the Maharaja isn’t just making a comeback — he’s aiming for the skies where the competition lives. Here’s how India’s flag carrier is transforming…
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CodeWithKriti: Beyond Coding – Building Skills & Perspectives
What change, big or small, would you like your blog to make in the world? When people hear CodeWithKriti, they might assume it’s just a blog for someone learning to code. But in today’s world, coding alone cannot meet the needs of the corporate world. Businesses are looking for candidates…
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Tariffs: The Hidden Cost to Consumers
Tariffs are often introduced as a tool to protect domestic industries and create jobs. However, while they may bring certain short-term advantages, their long-term effects often place a heavier burden on consumers. The Ripple Effect on Consumers Here’s how: Increased Prices: Tariffs raise the cost of imported goods, which means…
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US-India Ties Under Strain: Trade, Tariffs & Diplomacy
Over the past 25 years, the United States and India have built a robust and strategic partnership. From the historic civil nuclear deal to joint military exercises, technology collaborations, and people-to-people ties, the relationship has withstood short-term disagreements while maintaining a long-term commitment to shared democratic values and mutual growth.…
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