Jinit Parmar

Mumbai

Journalist, Banking and Finance at Moneycontrol

Journalist @outlookindia, metalhead, ex - @reuters @moneycontrol @iijnmbangalore, https://t.co/gVItmdBZJo

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Articles

South Korea's Snap Presidential Election: A Nation At The Crossroads

5 days ago | outlookindia.com | Jinit Parmar

International These elections are a test of South Korea’s fragile democracy. The elections are about democracy versus military-backed government. People are determined to protect their hard-earned freedom that came with the 1987 pro-democracy movement. The fact that once again an elected president tried to bring back martial law to country came as a shock to citizens.
Harvard Dream In Limbo

1 week ago | outlookindia.com | Jinit Parmar

United States The US government's decision to revoke Harvard's ability to enroll international students for the 2025-2026 academic year has left many students uncertain about their academic futures. India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) urged the US to ensure timely issuance of student visas based on merit. AP Photo India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) urged the US to ensure timely issuance of student visas based on merit.
Songs, Books, And The Battle For Expression: A Rising Tide Of Legal Censorship In India

2 weeks ago | outlookindia.com | Jinit Parmar

National From protest songs to academic texts, a growing number of cases spotlight the delicate—and often dangerous—tightrope between free expression and public sentiment. While the Constitution guarantees free expression, these cases reveal how easily that freedom can be curtailed when art, religion, and politics collide.
Pahalgam Attack: Dombivali Shares A Dark And Emotional Night

1 month ago | outlookindia.com | Jinit Parmar

National Residents of Thane district’s Dombivali near Mumbai gathered in thousands to pay their last respects to Hemant Joshi, Atul Mone and Sanjay Lele who were killed in the Pahalgam terror attack. Dombivli was home to Hemant Joshi, Atul Mone, and Sanjay Lele—three of the 28 lives tragically lost in the recent terror attack in Pahalgam.
What Precedent Does CCI's Penalty On UFO Moviez India And Qube Cinema Technologies Set For Others?

1 month ago | outlookindia.com | Jinit Parmar

National Surprisingly, this is not the first time these companies have faced such allegations. In 2021, concerns were raised about anti-competitive practices where UFO imposed restrictions on the use of DCE leased to CTOs under its equipment lease agreement signed with theatres. In a big blow to digital cinema industry, CCI slaps penalty on UFO Moviez India and Qube Cinema.
A Look at Anti-Competition Practices Amidst Chinese Manufacturers' Global Disputes

1 month ago | outlookindia.com | Jinit Parmar

In response to US tariffs, China is promoting direct-to-consumer luxury goods from local manufacturers at much lower prices. Videos on X show TikTok users highlighting Chinese suppliers offering logo-free versions of high-end items like Birkin and Louis Vuitton, claiming similar quality and craftsmanship at a fraction of retail prices. While the trade and tariff war between the two countries is on, the question of anti-competition practices does arise.
Chinese Manufacturers Of Global Big Brands Combating Trump’s Tariffs In Their Way | All Details

1 month ago | outlookindia.com | Jinit Parmar

In response to US’ tariffs, China appears to be encouraging direct-to-consumer (D2C) sales of luxury goods from Chinese manufacturers at significantly lower prices. These products—which include handbags, clothing, and cosmetics—are being sold without the luxury brand logos but claim to be of similar quality, often at a fraction of traditional retail prices.
GST: Tale Of Unequal Distribution To States

2 months ago | outlookindia.com | Jinit Parmar

National The states that contribute the most to Goods and Services Tax (GST) collections do not receive the highest share of GST revenue distribution. This disparity highlights a key issue in the allocation of funds, where economically prosperous states, generating higher tax revenues, may not see a proportionate return.
US: Boeing Wins Trump's Contract For Next-Generation F-47 Fighter Jet

2 months ago | outlookindia.com | Jinit Parmar

United States According to The Pentagon, the Next Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) jet F-47 is expected to display stealth and penetration capabilities far exceeding those of its current fleet. US President Donald Trump Photo: AP US President Donald Trump Photo: AP US President Donald Trump on Friday announced that Boeing has eon the contract for building the US Air Force's Next Generation Air Dominance, (NGAD) jet F-47.
Priya Jhingan: First Woman Cadet In The Indian Army

Mar 8, 2025 | outlookindia.com | Vidyarthy Chatterjee |Jinit Parmar |Asha Kumari |Jheelum Basu

Priya Jhingan, first woman cadet to join the Indian Army Photo: X/@SSBCrack Priya Jhingan, first woman cadet to join the Indian Army Photo: X/@SSBCrack While patriarchal narratives prefer painting women as delicate creatures, back in 1992, India was fortunate to have Priya Jhingan, a girl with the grit to become the first-ever female cadet of the Indian Army.