National Sports Day aligns with India’s vision of hosting the Olympic & Paralympic Games in 2036 by promoting mass participation in sports and fitness activities and showcasing the world that sports in India are rapidly evolving. The celebrations on this day is a collective celebration of sports and embracing Olympic…
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Good Practices on Occupational Health and Safety
Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) refers to practices and procedures that deals with safety, health, welfare and wellbeing to people when they are at work. OHS is no longer a mere compliance obligation, but a strategic imperative for businesses worldwide. Today, enterprises must go beyond post-incidence management of accident and…
Embedding Trust In India Inc’s Course To Resilience
Building trust is a powerful asset for Indian industry, enabling companies to thrive in a competitive and globalised environment. In the current geoeconomic and geopolitical environment, the responsibility of building trust needs to be ideally shared between businesses, the government and various stakeholders, with focused efforts towards public-private partnerships, robust global…
Manufacturing Competitiveness Yields Growth, Jobs and Resilience
Manufacturing competitiveness yields growth, jobs and resilience India stands at a pivotal moment in its economic trajectory. With the global manufacturing landscape undergoing a strategic realignment, India is uniquely positioned to emerge as a key player in global supply chains. This transformation can anchor long-term economic growth, generate large-scale employment…
Manufacturing a superpower
With the success of Operation Sindoor, India has established itself as a military power capable of defending its people without external support. This is the result of not just the government’s strategic interventions and the valour of our armed forces, but also our economic ascendency and domestic industrial excellence. With…
Strengthening India’s Tribunal System
Tribunals are quasi-judicial bodies that form an important part of India’s institutional architecture. They are usually designed to adjudicate specialised disputes in areas such as taxation, environment, service related matters, company laws and more. Prominent bodies like the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), National Green Tribunal…
Next Generation Reforms Required for Leapfrogging India’s Growth
In a world fraught with uncertainty, fragmentation, and shifting global economic alignments, India stands at a critical juncture. The global trading order, once predicated on integration and the free flow of goods, capital, and people, now teeters on the edge of reversal. Geo-economic fragmentation is no longer a theoretical risk…
Next Generation Financial Sector Reforms for Growth
A well-functioning and vibrant financial sector serves as a bedrock for economic progress and is a key pillar which would help the country fulfil its economic ambitions of becoming a US$5 trillion economy in near future. The sector has ably supported the country to achieve a remarkable turnaround in growth…
India’s Fight Against TB
India is working hard towards its ambitious goal to eliminate TB by 2025, by far the world’s most ambitious health mission. Ending the TB epidemic by 2030 is also the health target set by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). TB is a contagious airborne disease caused by Mycobacterium…
Future Of Mining And Construction Equipment Sector In India
Future Of Mining And Construction Equipment Sector In India The mining and construction equipment (MCE) sector is witnessing rapid evolution fuelled by innovative machinery driving efficiency in operations, sustainability and growing demand for infrastructure development. Growing MCE sector Mining is one of six areas for transformative reforms in the Union…