The outbreak of Mpox, especially the recent global surge, has raised concerns not only about public health but also about its potential economic implications. While the direct economic costs might not be as substantial as those associated with COVID-19, the indirect impacts can be significant. Here are some of the potential economic effects of Mpox - 1. Tourism and Travel Industry - Travel Restrictions: Countries may impose travel restrictions or quarantines on areas with high prevalence of Mpox , deterring tourists and impacting the tourism industry. Fear Factor: The fear of infection can also discourage people from traveling, especially to affected regions. 2. Healthcare Costs- Treatment and Hospitalization: The treatment and hospitalization of Mpox cases can strain healthcare systems, leading to increased costs. Vaccine Development and Procurement: The development and procurement of vaccines can be expensive, placing a burde...
. Tejashwi Yadav launches ‘Bihar Adhikar Yatra’ This yatra focuses on unemployment, women’s safety, and inflation — issues directly affecting ordinary citizens. By raising these at the grassroots level, the campaign pushes for better governance and inclusive development. It also promises new industries, which may generate jobs for Bihar’s youth. Ahmednagar renamed Ahilyanagar The renaming honors Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar, known for her welfare-driven administration and construction of temples and public works across India in the 18th century. This not only preserves cultural pride but also highlights the role of women in leadership. India and U.S. push for early trade deal. Talks between the U.S. Trade Representative team and India’s Commerce Ministry lasted over seven hours and were termed “forward-looking.” Such progress means more opportunities for exports, technology partnerships, and investments. A successful trade deal could improve India’s market access, job creation, an...