Economic Tea

  India’s Rise as a Global Economic Power Introduction India, the world’s most populous country as of 2023, is experiencing an economic transformation that positions it as a formidable global player. With a demographic dividend, a rapidly expanding digital economy, and increasing geopolitical influence, India is on track to become the third-largest economy in the world by the end of this decade. This article explores the multidimensional aspects of India’s economic ascent, its key growth drivers, challenges, and the path ahead. Demographic Dividend and Human Capital India boasts a young population, with a median age of around 28 years. This youth bulge translates into a large working-age population, offering the potential for increased productivity and consumption. Government initiatives like Skill India and Digital India aim to harness this potential by improving employability and digital literacy. Additionally, the proliferation of higher education institutions and growing focu...

Introduction The United States has long been a premier destination for international students, attracting over a million learners annually who contribute significantly to the nation's economy and cultural diversity. However, recent policy shifts under the Trump administration have introduced stringent restrictions on foreign student visas, raising concerns about the potential economic repercussions. The Policy Landscape In early 2025, the Trump administration implemented a series of measures aimed at tightening immigration controls, with a particular focus on international students. Key actions included: Halting Student Visa Interviews : A global freeze on new student visa interview appointments disrupted the flow of international students to the U.S.  Revoking Visas for Chinese Students : Citing national security concerns, the administration revoked visas for numerous Chinese students, particularly those in STEM fields. Enhanced Social Media Scrutiny : The administra...