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Thursday, June 4 2020 |
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Bloomberg News just dropped what may be the juiciest reporting on India’s most famous sibling rivalry: Mukesh vs Anil Ambani. The intimate details—of their childhood, early days at Reliance, and the inevitable confrontation and humiliation (of Anil)—are remarkable, especially in the current media environment. Illustration: Parth Savla |
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The grand plan for ‘travel bubbles’ |
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The TLDR: As nations across the world emerge from lockdown, many are considering travel bubbles to help save aviation, tourism and international business. But it is unlikely that India will be part of one anytime soon.
How does a travel bubble work? The first order of business is to start doing business. This in turn requires finding a way to make international travel safe. Governments, therefore, are planning to open their borders, but only to nations that appear to have beaten back the virus. These are also called travel bridges or corona corridors.
Are there such bubbles already? Only a few right now. But many more such zones will be created in the coming months:
What about India? It is unlikely anyone will enter into a bubble with India for now. And there are two good reasons why.
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