India has a set of strengths that make its businesses uniquely equipped to succeed in a global ecosystem economy. Its widespread entrepreneurial culture, strong investor confidence, vibrant diaspora, skilled workforce, supportive government initiatives and strengthening institutional engagement all go to ...
India has made more progress in innovation and technology than some may realize. Yes, the country has demographics on its side, but that’s not going to be the only driver of GDP. Innovation and increasing worker productivity are going to be important for the world’s fifth-bigg...
India, the world's fastest-growing big country, is expanding at an annual rate of 6-7%. New data show private-sector confidence at its highest since 2010. Already the fifth-largest economy, it may rank third by 2027, after America and China. India'scloutis showing up in new ways. Amer...
Connecting equipment:This is the most common application of 5G in smart manufacturing. Li Peigen, academician from the Chinese Academy of Engineering (CAE), believes that because a high-precision manufacturing process can entail accessing tens of thousands of sensors and actuators, it’s vital that...
India’s middle class has been the big winner from a deregulated economy. In turn, that middle class helps fuel the rise of populism and Hindu nationalism. India is undergoing seismic political and cultural changes as Hindu nationalism, fuelled by the rise of neoliberal economic ideas, radically...
On a basic level, it shouldn’t feel right. / Firstly, the way your eyes perceive light is different at the end of the day versus the start of the day. / Human eyes adapted to daylight may have a harder time / perceiving the changes in light as the day fades into the night. / ...
Without it, India’s economy simply won’t grow fast enough to fill the need. But one of the great advantages of this fourth industrial revolution is that it doesn’t require the significant capital expenditure of the third industrial revolution. Then,...
catch up with rich countries. 2050 is also the scheduled finale for Muhammad Bin Salman’s reforms. Saudi Arabia’s crown prince wants to transform his country from an oil producer into a diversified economy. Other smaller countries, including Chile, Ethiopia and Malaysia, have schemes of their...
If FOBs are to continue to power growth—both their own and that of the wider economy—it is imperative for them now to be bold. It is vital that their owners understand what drives distinctive performance among FOBs in India. Our research offers some definitive insights as they char...
India is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world. Agriculture was once India’s main source of revenue and income but it fell to approximately 17% of the country’s GDP by 2024. The service industry in India increased from a fraction of the economy to approximately 55% from the...