Sanika Diwanji

Writer, Communications Specialist, Design & Data Geek.

Jutland Station •

SPOT talks rock 'n' politics

The concluding day of SPOT Festival 2017 brought together three renowned music commentators for a talk on rock and politics. As we get back to routine lives and shake off the SPOT hangover, one can’t help but marvel at the capacity music has to energise and unite people. While music has always garnered a special place in society to bring people together, it is also a powerful tool of expression, and for taking a break from the mundane.
Statista.com
Statista •

Internet Freedom in India | Data Story | Statista

In 2012, the United Nations Human Rights Council declared internet a human right. This included the right to internet access, freedom of information, privacy and digital rights that are fundamental in upholding liberal democratic values. However, the degree of internet freedom that ordinary citizens experience depends widely on governments in their respective countries across the world. India was given 55 points out of 100 in 2019, as a country with partial internet freedom.
Statista.com
Statista •

Pharmaceutical industry in India | Data Story | Statista

As a leading producer of cost-effective and quality-controlled generic drugs, India supplies around 20 percent of the global pharmaceuticals demand in terms of volume. In fact, the Indian healthcare and pharmaceuticals sector was one of the fastest growing in the world and was expected to grow by a whopping 754 percent between 2017 and 2060. Generic drugs have traditionally been India’s stronghold and contributed over 70 percent to the overall market revenue in 2018 alone.
Statista •

Fintech in India | Data Story | Statista

The global banking landscape has seen seismic shifts in the last decade with the emergence of digital payments, cryptocurrencies, blockchain technologies and more. As a country with the second largest population of internet users, India has been quick to adopt to this world of financial technology. According to recent reports, India and China were the global leaders in consumer fintech adoption with an 87 percent adoption rate, compared to the global average of around 64 percent in 2019.
The Punekar •

The Story of a Protest

If you have passed Law College road in Pune recently, you certainly must have noticed the big question mark and other signs put up outside the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII). The FTII imbroglio, which has received much media attention since it began on June 12th, is still unclear for many. The students of the prominent institute have thus taken help of the medium they know best and made a short film clarifying the issue and explain their standpoint to the uninitiated. After exhau
Statista •

Banking Industry in India | Statista

Banking in India is considered a fairly mature and stable sector in terms of credit, market and liquidity risk. Indian banks are considered to be dependent, relative to other banks in comparable economies in the region while also being generally resilient to global economic downturns. This focused topic page gives an overview of India's banking industry, with some key statistics on the public, private and foreign banks in the country. In addition, a focus on the government's financial inclusion program - Pradhan Mantri Jan-Dhan Yojana's has also been added.
Jutland Station •

Jazz is not dead... It's alive and kicking in Aarhus!

Jazz is not dead… It’s alive and kicking in Aarhus! On March 9th, jazz lovers in Aarhus were in for a treat when, as part of the Århundredets Festival, the renowned Aarhus Jazz Orchestra played a heady concoction of jazz through history. Curated by Rasmus Rosenørn, a doctorate and music historian with a special forte in Jazz, the event titled ‘Jazz is Not Dead’ was a stimulating journey through the history of jazz in Denmark.
Load More Articles
Close ✕