India has huge potential to lead in Artificial Intelligence (AI) globally. Its highly skilled AI workforce and AI-powered startup ecosystem in the last few years have amazed the world. It has around US$ 6.4 billion AI-ready market. To support this technological quest, C-DAC, Pune has developed India’s first AI supercomputer ‘AIRAWAT’. This year, it has […]

India is leading the world in real-time transactions powered through the Digital India (DI) initiative of the Government of India. It has played a significant role in enhancing financial inclusion in the country. With the availability of various digital payment services, even individuals without traditional bank accounts can now make transactions through mobile wallets and

ChatGPT is an AI-based chatbot that has made a place in the daily as well as business lives of people so fast. The application presents a language model that generates human-like text using the deep learning technique of Artificial Intelligence (AI) based on the user’s query. This has been seen as an unexpected threat to

India is accelerating to achieve world-class infrastructure development to achieve its US$ 5 trillion economy target by 2025. Being the key driver of economic growth, constructing and upgrading physical infrastructure on the farthest corner of the country will bring multifacet benefits for the socioeconomic development of the country. But, during this accelerated infrastructure growth, India

The recent global banking turmoil in USA and Europe has jolted the international banking system and brought lessons to test their robustness and stability. The crisis has also brought major concerns for non-banking sectors as these are largely funded by these banks and the associated liquidity shock can bring major collapse to the financed projects.

‘Shree Anna’ (Mother of All Grains) i.e., Millet, the name was given to India’s traditional staple food by the Prime Minister of India because of its enormous nutritional, health, and environmental benefits.  With India’s dedicated efforts, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) has declared 2023 as the ‘International Year of Millets’ to bring back the

In the last 100 years, the cooperative sector in India has made a notable contribution to the country’s economic and social development. As of March 2020, there were over 8.5 lakh registered cooperatives in India, with a membership of over 25 crore people. They occupy around 98% of India’s core rural economy and register voluminous

India’s healthcare and wellness industry has grown significantly in the last few years. The Covid 19 pandemic has proved its resilience and overarching capabilities across the globe in the tough time and added around 2.7 million additional jobs in the sector between 2017-22. To promote healthcare tourism with much more enthusiasm in the post-Covid world,

With a greater push towards biofuel and green energy, the Bio-economy in India is growing fast. In 2021 after two consecutive waves of the deadly Covid 19 pandemic, India generated worth US$ 219 Million in Bio-economy. The continuous innovation through Biotech startups has fueled this growth engine along with the supportive policy framework of the

The Covid 19 pandemic has changed the geopolitical, economic, as well as social fabric across the globe. The outcome of this change is unfolding now and the global economy has been facing several challenges like economic slowdown, massive layoffs, etc. At the same time, when the world was realizing the challenges of the pandemic, India