Outlook Business - January 2025

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Chasing Tech Sovereignty

CHASING TECH SOVEREIGNTY

Pagers turn into bombs. Chips shatter freemarket dogmas. As tech becomes the new front of geopolitical conflict, India must strive to become a product nation

10+ mins

INDIA IS NOW A TECH MAKER FROM A TECH TAKER

Jyotiraditya Scindia, Union minister of communications tells Neeraj Thakur and Parth Singh how India is taking the lead in 6G technology and the changes he is pushing at India Post.

3 mins

Transforming Partner Engagement with a Next-Gen Approach

In an exclusive interview with Outlook Business, Sanjib Sahoo, EVP, Global Technology and Chief Digital Officer of Ingram Micro, shares how the Xvantage platform is empowering channel partners and reshaping the distribution landscape in India.

4 mins

BIOTECHNOLOGY: KEY TO TECH TRANSFORMATION

Biotechnology is emerging as one of the most transformative fields of our time, offering solutions to critical challenges in health, agriculture and sustainability.

3 mins

HOW TO MAKE INDIA A PRODUCT NATION

Over the past year, the phrase “India as a product nation” has leapfrogged into public discourse, appearing in manifestoes of political parties, and emerging as a policy priority for the government. To be a product nation, the economic ecosystem must shift from a focus on providing services that are relatively low value-added to making longer-term investments in brand building and product development.

3 mins

WHY TECH SOVEREIGNTY IS IMPORTANT

Sovereignty basically implies the ability of the people of a country to be able to enforce their collective will on its resources and its destiny.

4 mins

EDUCATION BUDGET MUST DOUBLE EVERY 3 YEARS

Veezhinathan Kamakoti, a renowned academic and director of Indian Institute of Technology Madras, tells Deepsekhar Choudhury on what technology sovereignty means for India and how it can propel the country towards its vision of becoming a developed nation by 2047.

3 mins

THE INNOVATION LEAP

India dreams of becoming a product nation. But unless the corporate sector significantly increases spending on R&D, the country will continue to lag behind global peers

4 mins

BIRLA'S BIGGEST BATTLE

As Kumar Mangalam Birla completes 30 years at the helm of the Aditya Birla Group, he has a battle to defend his businesses and conquer new ones

6 mins

Riding in a Maze

As gig workers ride into an uncertain future with little more than a smartphone and a bike, the government is struggling to arrange a socialsafety net. But millions without social security is recipe for disaster

7 mins

Dairy and Other Dilemmas

India’s refusal to open its dairy market has complicated trade negotiations for years. As global partners demand concessions, is the cost of protectionism outweighing benefits?

7 mins

We Have Everything Going for Rajasthan

Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore, Rajasthan’s industry and commerce minister, tells Pushpita Dey why the state is suited to become a hub for investments.

3 mins

BATTERY LOW

India produces enough green energy to power many of its largest cities yet lacks the storage to use it efficiently. A nation blazing forward must leap ahead in battery technology to stay on course

6 mins

Let a Hundred Flowers Bloom

On the banks of the Ganges in industrial Kanpur, a start-up has blossomed that turns waste flowers into incense

3 mins

Spotting AI Scams

Al has become an integral part of our lives, from customer service no insurance claims. But it is also becoming a tool for fraudsters who use it to scam individuals and corporations

6 mins

From Chandni Chowk to Global Recognition

For Manish Aggarwal, director at Bikano, Bikanervala Foods, the family business was not just a responsibility but a passion he took to the global stage

2 mins

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