THE JANUARY-MARCH 2022 ISSUE ECONOMIC CHALLENGER

The pandemic is still reemerging in certain countries yet what we fear is a bigger risk of the ongoing war between Ukraine and Russia which if not stopped through peaceful negotiations might erupt into a Third World War. This will be a nuclear war devastating the lovely planet totally. No use of taking such harsh step. When you know you won't exist. Already lots of problems have come up on the economic front. Rising oil prices, rising inflation, heavy casualties in war-torn nations, and destruction of infrastructure and the ecology.

Economic Challenger in its latest issue of Jan-March 2022 has focused on some burning problems on the economic front. We hope its content will certainly impress its readers.

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ARTICLES INVITED FOR APRIL-JUNE 2025

Articles are invited for April-June 2025, volume 27, Issue 107. Articles may be mailed to us at editoreconomicchallenger.net by 20 March 2025. They will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. The processing charge will be the same as per the rules from the following or any themes you like. 1. India must focus on fine-tuning the existing AI models instead of developing new ones. 2. Role of Women in India's Space Sector. 3. Possibility of holding Simultaneous Polls in India. 4. Tariff War between the USA, Europe, China and other countries. 5. Climate Shocks and the remedial measures globally. 6. Trump Effect: Hiring increases in the US. 7. AI supercharge India's Digital Stack. 8. India could be a global player in Quantum matter research if it invests in its potential. 9. DEEP SEEK has put China at the forefront of the AI global race. 10. The solar revolution is increasing at a fast pace due to positive government policies. 11. FTA between the UK and Indi...

ECONOMIC CHALLENGER ONLINE

ECONOMIC CHALLENGER ONLINE Researchers give inspiration to others who are seeking paths of finding something new in the sphere of knowledge. Articles in this Online Issue, firstever of this kind of the journal, cover varied fields of research. The journal seeks to promote original research leading to fruitful dialogues between academic and industry for making the country a developed India by 2047. Many more such issues will come in fututre. Regular print issue Oct-Dec 2024 is in the making. Suggestions and modifications, if any, are invited.

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