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THE ART OF MAKING AN IMPACT

India has taken considerable strides in the fields of films, performing and fine arts and sports in the past few years. Buoyed by private and state push, Indian talent has been finding recognition globally. While challenges remain, the future is promising

INDIAN OCEAN AS INDIAS OCEAN

The Indian Navy has been bolstering maritime security through improved maritime domain awareness and forging networks with nations of the Indian Ocean Region. but india must invest more in maritime capability if it is to be pre-eminent in the IOR

A MILITARY SUPERPOWER

TO BECOME A MILITARY GIANT, INDIA MUST INVEST MORE IN DEVELOPING THE LATEST TECHNOLOGIES, BE ABLE TO PROJECT POWER IN THE INDIAN OCEAN AND FORGE STRATEGIC ALLIANCES

BE THE GREEN CHAMPION

India's success in building up its renewable energy base and the successful dissemination of this knowledge to other countries will help it consolidate its position as a global leader in the sector

STRIVE TO BE TECHNOLOGY LEADERS

To propel India’s ascent, we should harness its strengths in human capital and tackle pressing societal problems through tech-based solutions

WANTED: A PUSH FOR PULSES

Having achieved food security and net agriculture produce exporter status, India must now refocus to make a breakthrough in pulses. It also has to tackle nutritional security, malnutrition among young children

FOCUS ON HIGH VALUE AGRI

Achieving 'Green Revolution-plus' through horticulture alongside productivity boosts in our staples is key to the 'Viksit Bharat' strategy

SPEARHEADING PHARMA INNOVATION

By prioritising value over volume, India's pharmaceutical industry can become a world leader in high-value exports and nearly triple its revenue by 2030, significantly impacting global healthcare

SPEEDING ON THE DIGITAL FREEWAY

Be it quantum computing or AI, Indian govt and private players are taking up the development of new-age tech on mission mode. There can’t be any let-up now

A HEALTH SYSTEM THAT TRULY CARES

The country must bolster its health system through increased public financing and unified federal-state efforts. Ensuring accessible, comprehensive care and financial protection will be crucial for sustainable development and global leadership

RACE TO BE A SUPERPOWER IN SPACE

To become a space superpower, India has to build on its recent successes, involve the private space sector and aim for global space frontiers

CRAFTING SCHOOLS OF THE FUTURE

Schools are still chained to textbook content and are more about ensuring teaching. As outlined by the National Education Policy 2020, they need to be freer, liberal learning spaces that can prepare students for work and life

READYING OUR ARMED FORCES FOR TOMORROW

Space, cyberspace, AI-enabled systems the fields of future battles are dynamic. To meet its challenges, the indian army has to be ahead of the curve technologically and maintain quality 'boots on ground'

TURNING A NEW PAGE

The grave deficiencies in India's education system have been addressed by the National Education Policy 2020. To reach global standards, it must be implemented in letter and spirit.

UNLOCKING INDIA'S TECH POTENTIAL

As India forges ahead with critical technology partnerships, it must streamline its bureaucratic machinery to fully capitalise on these strategic initiatives

LEADING THE WORLD OF INFOTECH

From IT services to AI, India is poised to lead the world's digital revolution through strategic investments and innovative policies

FIRING INDIA INC'S AMBITION

India has the potential to become a global giant in manufacturing. For that, our industry must take bold steps forward and the government a step back.

OUR NEW TRYST WITH DESTINY

India must complement its great democratic processes and political independence with economic freedom. Ending employed poverty needs innovating at the intersection of jobs and skills education

THE GROWTH FACTORIES

Modi’s vision of a 10 trillion economy has spurred policy shifts that aim to transform India into a global manufacturing powerhouse. But China’s dominance poses a challenge

INDIA AS A GLOBAL STUDY CENTRE

Outdated curricula, inadequate infrastructure and ill-trained faculty have been the bane of Indian higher education. A structural overhaul, strict oversight and emphasis on digital education will raise standards to global levels

BECOMING THE HUB OF GLOBAL AVIATION

India's aviation sector is poised for unprecedented growth, with both domestic and international passenger numbers and aircraft fleet expected to double by FY30. This rapid expansion presents a unique opportunity to establish the country as an international aviation hub.

MAKING A GLOBAL MARK

Indian industry has to seize the Make in India moment and take advantage of the opportunities the government is creating through its enabling business and foreign policies to become masters of the world, not just of their home ground

FAST LANE TO PROGRESS

India's ambitious infrastructure drive is transforming roads, railways and aviation while integrating climate resilience, positioning the nation for accelerated growth and global competitiveness by 2047

SHAPING THE NEXT TOURISM POWERHOUSE

With rich cultural heritage and natural beauty, India can become a global tourism favourite. But sustainability should be at the heart of all such efforts

HONING THE COMPETITIVE SPIRIT

India is the fifth largest economy in the world, with a GDP of $3.2 trillion in 2023, and we have been growing at an average rate of 7.6 per cent in the past decade.

BUILDING A LOGISTICS SPEEDWAY

By investing in infrastructure, enhancing data visibility, and optimising Digital Public Infrastructure and asset use, India can build a world-class logistics sector

IN NEED OF A BOOSTER DOSE

INDIA CANNOT TAKE ITS EYE OFF THE BALL IF IT HAS TO MAINTAIN A GROWTH RATE OF 7-8 PER CENT IN THE NEXT TWO DECADES TO BREAK INTO THE LEAGUE OF HIGH-GROWTH ECONOMIES

THE ESSENTIAL GROWTH SUTRAS

To move to a higher economic plane, India must fortify its human capital and harness emerging technologies to deliver all-round growth. Champion states need to be key drivers in that growth

FROM POVERTY LINE TO DIGNITY LINE

For India to grow at full potential, we must transform the bottom 50 per cent of our income distribution from passive beneficiaries of welfare schemes to active contributors to personal and national growth

Neighbours - Why India Should Worry

Surrounded By Turmoil, India Needs To Reinvent Its Neighbourhood First Policy, Lest China Takes Advantage And Extends Its Influence