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The author is Chair, Institute for Competitiveness, India
This article unfolds the layers of India’s defence procurement strategies, examining the implications of proprietary versus open standards within the canvas of historical ties, current global shifts, and the future trajectory of national security
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Concerns about the loss of local governance and autonomy are also prevalent, as the shift to urban governance is often perceived as diluting community participation and decision-making
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Therapy is increasingly shifting toward a biologic-oriented model where new drug paradigms, such as CAR-T therapy, cell therapy and gene therapy are capturing the attention of researchers
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The idea of India is an amalgamation of many struggles, contestations, quandaries and paradoxes that have, since time immemorial, shaped its principles, emboldened its political communities and empowered its people
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The G20's commitments within the sphere of labour and employment reflect a comprehensive approach to addressing skill gaps and promoting decent work. In a world where the nature of work is undergoing massive transformations, along with the future of work, we must ponder what the future workforce looks like
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Renewable energy has emerged as a groundbreaking solution, delivering power at a lower cost than traditional fossil fuels. The plummeting costs of solar and wind energy have made them highly competitive, challenging the dominance of coal and gas. This disruption is transforming the energy sector and driving innovation and investment in clean energy technologies
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Millets are nutrient-rich crops exceptionally well suited to dry climatic conditions. In this regard the presidency brought consensus on broader dissemination of research related to millets
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Powers must be kept in check, reforms must be collaborative and citizens should be at the core, writes Dr Amit Kapoor
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Floor Space Index, being a crucial regulatory tool, determines the extent of built-up area permissible on a plot, impacting the urban density, land utilisation, and skyline
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Traditionally, battling poverty and spurring economic growth in developing countries have formed the core mandate of MDBs. However, tackling climate change through targeted action such as investment in clean technology can no longer be seen as a domain separate from the goal of boosting growth and prosperity
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