Tag: satirical journalism

Mumbai To Hyderabad: Luxury Property Boom Defies Basic Economic Logic – Rich Indians Keep Buying Apartments Nobody Can Actually Afford

Trump’s $686 Million F-16 Upgrade For Pakistan: A Message To India Written In Aircraft – When Diplomacy Requires Really Expensive Toys

India-China Border: Atlantic Council Predicts Another Flare-Up (Water Remains Wet, More At Eleven) – When Geopolitics Follows Predictable Patterns Like Monsoons

Prada’s $930 Made-In-India Sandals: When Backlash Creates Business Opportunity – Luxury Brand Discovers Poor Countries Have Labor (And Now Everyone Knows It)

India-EU Trade Deal: Deadline Approaches While Timeline Pushes Forward Again – When Trade Negotiations Push Timelines Into Future

Big Tech’s $40 Billion India Investment: A Sophisticated Bet On Infrastructure That Sometimes Works – Microsoft, Amazon, Google Discover India’s Monsoons Have Opinions

India Imports More Russian Crude: The Oil Ballet With Creative Mix Strategies – When Sanctions Exist But Trade Happens Anyway

India’s Stock Benchmarks Set To Open Higher After Fed Rate Cut: Markets React To News Not About Them – When American Monetary Policy Accidentally Benefits Everyone

H-1B Visa Chaos: Enhanced Vetting Delays Transform Consulates Into Elaborate Waiting Rooms – India’s Tech Workers Play Bureaucratic Roulette While Approvals Stall

JPMorgan Opens First India Branch In Decade: Wall Street Finally Notices Subcontinent’s Existence – Banking Discovers India Has Wealthy People And Money