The imperative of continuous learning in India’s AI-driven future
The rapid growth of AI, has intensified the demand for skilled professionals. Yet, a stark talent gap threatens this progress Technology has become an integral part of our daily lives and work, making continuous learning essential to stay relevant. The rapid adoption of automation and advanced digital technologies, such as artificial...
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Brain Rot in the Digital Age
10 December 2024 | Sakshi Sethi -
Addressing Hindu persecution in Bangladesh
10 December 2024 | Prashant Tewari -
Be receptive to contrary point of view!
10 December 2024 | Sanjay Chandra -
Renewed vigour
10 December 2024 | Pioneer -
Superpower retreats and their fallout
10 December 2024 | Bhopinder Singh -
World Climate Day: A call for inclusive and urgent action
09 December 2024 | Eilia Jafar -
End of an era
09 December 2024 | Pioneer
Domestic compulsions get the better of Trudeau
While the Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s focus on India may serve short-term political goals, it risks long-term damage to bilateral relations Recently, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) made sensational claims accusing Indian diplomats of engaging in acts of violence, intimidation, and murder targeting Khalistani extremists, allegedly with the help...
Embedded insurance: Bridging India’s coverage gap and transforming insurtech
By enhancing accessibility, streamlining processes and catering to underserved markets, embedded insurance is poised to revolutionise insurtech sector As one of the largest and fastest-growing economies in the world, India has a lot of potential in both general and commercial insurance sectors. Even though the coverage of life and health insurance...
Dumbphone is a smart choice
Their growing popularity reflects a cultural shift, one that values mindful technology use over constant connectivity In a world where smartphones dominate our lives, many adults are turning to dumbphones to reclaim their time and mental wellbeing. Today, the young generation is realising that giving a child a smartphone means not...
Advancing the Centre’s liberalisation agenda
Agri-marketing reforms can be achieved by enabling bulk buyers to purchase directly at farm gates and creating multiple private-sector e-trading platforms In June 2024, the Union Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers’ welfare set up a 12-member committee, under the chairmanship of additional secretary, Faiz Ahmed Kidwai with the mandate to formulate...
Hybrid model secures ICC Champions Trophy hosting rights
Pakistan's government approves a hybrid hosting model proposed by India, ensuring its role in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 A pragmatic and groundbreaking decision has emerged from Pakistan's government corridors, approving its cricket board's acceptance of India's proposed hybrid model for hosting ICC events. This strategic approach, which includes matches at...
Surviving the Tech-Driven Era
Amid rapid technological obsolescence, the need for reinvention has never been more critical It would be worthwhile to examine how organisations are structured and articulated. In the long haul organisations blessed with individuals willing to experiment, innovate and embrace technology will be the ones that survive. At the pace that technology...
South Korea faces its gravest political crisis
Yoon's actions threaten the democratic foundations painstakingly built over decades, echoing a legacy of authoritarianism that South Korea has fought to overcome President Yoon Suk-yeol has plunged South Korea into a political crisis that risks echoing the darkest chapters of the nation’s history. As his administration teeters on the edge of...
