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 -
Embedded insurance: Bridging India’s coverage gap and transforming insurtech
09 December 2024 | Aditya Dadia -
Dumbphone is a smart choice
09 December 2024 | Shainy Sharma -
Advancing the Centre’s liberalisation agenda
09 December 2024 | Uttam Gupta -
Hybrid model secures ICC Champions Trophy hosting rights
07 December 2024 | K S Tomar -
Surviving the Tech-Driven Era
07 December 2024 | RAVI VALLURI
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...
Financial literacy: The key to unlocking India’s economic power
By teaching money management skills early, India can cultivate a generation of financially savvy individuals capable of driving economic growth As we are about to wrap up 2024, it cannot be underestimated how important financial literacy is with changing trends of the economy, where education is pivotal in determining India’s arrival...
US-China Trade War Heats Up
Trump set to amplify Biden’s tough stance with tariffs and export controls The loaded guns are out for the two largest economies of the world, the US and China, even before the original hard hitter Donald Trump takes charge as the new President in January next year. In one of his...
Charting Bharat’s role in a multipolar world
Renowned Russian philosopher Aleksandr Gelyevich Dugin advocates for civilisational revival and the decolonisation of the mind Aleksandr Gelyevich Dugin, the Russian philosopher, presents a compelling vision of a multipolar world that seeks to restore balance and harmony to international relations. His recent visit to India, during which he delivered an insightful...
Maharashtra villages embrace green energy, move towards zero waste, zero bills
The State is setting a benchmark for climate resilience by integrating water security with renewable energy In a significant push towards climate resilience and sustainable development, Maharashtra is pioneering innovative solutions that combine water security with renewable energy. The state’s groundbreaking initiatives are transforming rural communities while addressing the dual challenges...
svabhavna: A path to transformation
Our innate nature is both, a defining force in our lives and a formidable adversary We are born with it. Nature (‘svabhava’) is what we have done in earlier lives and our deep desires, which are still unfulfilled. It is part of our fate and big events, both good and bad...
COP29: A disappointing climate finance deal
COP29, held in Baku, Azerbaijan, left developing nations frustrated over unmet climate finance commitment making chances of climate reversal bleak UNFCCC’s COP29 concluded in Baku, Azerbaijan on November 24, leaving the vulnerable countries disappointed in the deal made in climate finance. The deal was announced by the Presidency to mobilise $300...
