The Long Fight to Be Heard: How Julie K. Brown forced the world to see the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein: Article by Dr. Rahul Kharat (या लेखाचा मराठी भाषेतील अनुवाद इंग्रजी लेखाच्या खाली दिला आहे.) When journalism works at its best it does two things: it finds those who have been silenced and gives their stories a voice, and it forces institutions to answer for what they let happen. That is the story of one reporter’s stubborn, painstaking work — reporting that peeled back decades of secrecy, challenged powerful people, and changed the course of a legal narrative that had protected a wealthy predator. The outlet that published much of that work was the Miami Herald , but the engine behind the investigation was the single-minded determination of a reporter who refused to let the story die. Julie K. Brown spent more than a year tracking down survivors, court documents and hidden agreements. She located and spoke with scores of women who had never told their stories publicly — over 60,...
The “Mother of All Deals”: An Analytical Study of the India–European Union Free Trade Agreement and Its Implications for Trade, Employment, and Economic Growth
The “Mother of All Deals”: An Analytical Study of the India–European Union Free Trade Agreement and Its Implications for Trade, Employment, and Economic Growth. - By Dr. Rahul S. Kharat Abstract The Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between European Union and India , often described as the “Mother of All Deals,” represents a landmark development in India’s contemporary trade policy. Covering a vast economic area accounting for nearly one-fourth of global GDP, the agreement...