The 21st century is led by technology and the Artificial Intelligence is giving more power to this transformation across the globe. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the science where machines can think like humans, do diverse smart activities, and handle complex scenarios calling themselves intelligent machines. The technology giants are fueling the innovation space where AI […]

Climate change is a multi-dimensional phenomenon that is affecting the world at an unprecedented pace in the 21st century. It is the result of human activities to fuel economic growth and development to support the rising population with the establishment of industries, use of fossil fuels, and deforestation at large scale. This has impacted the

The post-pandemic era has witnessed remarkable growth in the number of Indian students going to study abroad. The Ministry of Education disclosed that during the pandemic years i.e. 2020 and 2021, a slowdown of 2.5 lakhs and 4.4 lakhs has been observed respectively. However, in the year 2022, the number of students again increased from

In a quest to become the world’s most advanced defence force, the Indian government adopted a distinct and flexible policy framework to make them technologically equipped. With an exclusive budget to modernize the Indian armed forces through innovative technical solutions, the Government of India is spending around US$ 50 million annually on Artificial Intelligence (AI).

It’s a universal truth that youth are the most productive individuals to support the holistic development of any country. As they are dynamic and energetic, they are the most potential human resource to tap across the sectors for diverse purposes. Being the fastest developing economy,  India has its demographic advantage in its favor where a

India is expected to deviate from achieving the health targets set under the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to achieve by 2030 due to the increased burden of Non-communicable Diseases (NCDs). It will shortly fail to hit the targets set by the WHO (World Health Organization) to cut down the premature deaths from NCDs.

Climate change is one of the most alarming crises of the 21st century. Every year, the global economies reiterate their commitment to limit Greenhouse Gas Emissions from the global platform to achieve the targets set under the legally binding Paris Agreement of 2015 adopted by 196 Parties at the UN Climate Change Conference (COP21). But

India is on the path of rapid growth to become a developed nation by 2047, in which its demographic dividend going to play a major role. India is home to the largest population in the world and is continuously working to increase its working capabilities across the sectors to achieve the best out of its

The BRICS forum representing more than a quarter share of the world economy, has expanded its horizon with the inclusion of six new members, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Iran, Saudi Arabia, Argentina, Egypt, and Ethiopia. The changes will come into effect from January 2024 and are expected to bring a fresh perspective to BRICS

Air pollution is contributing as one of the world’s major environmental and health issues, it claims around 11.65% of deaths globally. According to the recent publication of Lancet Planetary Health Journal (LPHJ), the increase in air pollution known as PM2.5 (Particulate Matter), has a co-relation to the increase in antibiotic resistance. According to the United