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Healthcare reform can heal India's economic imbalance | Deccan Herald, 24 may 2026
We need to speed up economic reform, but pessimism doesn't help | The Indian Express, 23 may 2026
Shaping a new generation: Integrating Media and Information Literacy into India's education system | UNESCO, 22 may 2026
India's Graduates Face An AI-era Employment Bottleneck | BW Education, 22 may 2026
'Skills are becoming perishable': Dr Smitha Ranganathan on the future of lifelong learning | People Matters, 22 may 2026
Building India's intelligent economy | The Economic Times, 22 may 2026
How Nano Fertilisers Can Optimise India's Fertiliser Subsidy Burden | Outlook Business, 22 may 2026
The Future of Genomics in India: Innovation, Healthcare, and National Growth | Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), 21 may 2026
India Economic Outlook: Resilient but Risks Remain | Rediff, 21 may 2026
The 2026 Founders Circle: Entrepreneurs Building India's Next Big Stories | Mid-Day, 20 may 2026
Health security as economic security for India | Express Healthcare, 18 may 2026
Leading entrepreneurs and startups of India | Forbes, 15 may 2026
March 2019
Mohammad Anas Wahaj | 18 mar 2019
According to the recent NASSCOM CEO survey of 100 participants from IT and ITES sector, majority agreed that 2019 will have large digital deals and to gain part of this they consider making investments into products and platforms and intend to co-innovate with start-ups to build digital capabilities as a priority. In 2018, 40 global capability centers were opened in India and the number of digitally skilled workers has increased to 6 lakh. Industry leaders discussed the emergence of India as a preferred hub of new age innovation in the digital era at NASSCOM's Technology and Leadership Forum. Whether it is creation, storage or analytics, data is the big thing along with artifical intelligence or machine learning. Nivruti Rai, Country Head of Intel India, says, 'The two most important technologies which are critical from Intel's perspective are artificial technology and 5G transmission technology.' Sashikumar Sreedharan, Managing Director of Microsoft India, says, 'The fundamentals of technology, like services innovation and supportability in an automatic and self sustainable manner over the full lifecycle are some of the areas where innovation is happening at Microsoft.' Chetan Garga, Managing Director and Country Head of All State Insurance India, says, 'Business is driving innovation but also technology is driving businesses to do things differently, it's a two-way flow.' Innovation is critical and most business leaders agree that meeting the expectations of customers in the real world and understanding their needs is where the convergence lies. India with 1 billion population, large data size along with its complexity can become a test lab for the world. Pankaj Phatarphod, Managing Director & Country Head of Services at Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), says, 'If it works in India It can work anywhere...I wish we had more applied research and smarter talent.' Read on...
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India emerges as a preferred hub of new-age innovation
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