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At COP29, India articulated several critical concerns, seeking to steer the global discourse towards equitable and effective climate solutions
India faces a critical challenge in combating climate change as its economy grows. Embracing ESG principles offers opportunities for economic development balanced with environmental transformation
The debate on AI's pace of development and its eventual impact on humanity is ongoing
India aims for net zero emissions by 2070, showcasing significant progress in renewable energy while facing challenges like coal reliance and infrastructure gaps. In achieving this goal, collaborative action is fundamental and essential
In the last nine years, the Digital India programme has made significant strides in enhancing digital infrastructure, providing accessible government services, and empowering citizens by leveraging technology
Implementing reforms to cleanse higher academia will be challenging due to resistance from entrenched interests, but all these changes are essential to initiate fundamental improvements
The transformative potential of AI for social good is intricately tied to operational excellence. Collaborative, sustainable and personalised AI efforts present strategies to showcase the broad impact of AI on diverse sectors
With the proliferation of cheap fashion and throwaway culture, textiles compete with plastics as the top contributor to our landfills. Can a trifecta partnership between the government, textile industry and consumers be achieved to take concrete and urgent measures towards creating a circular economy?
India has enormous potential in its green hydrogen journey but also faces hurdles. This opinion highlights legislative measures, industry contributions, and India's goal for a cleaner and greener future amid technological developments and proactive government support. India is poised to become a global leader in sustainable energy
In a world where the challenges of climate change, resource management, and organisational safety loom large, the imperative for businesses to adopt sustainable practices has never been more pressing. Over the last 15 years, carbon emissions have doubled, underscoring the critical need for organisations to comply with ESG regulations and leverage technology for effective reporting and implementation of sustainable initiatives