At a time when the world appears increasingly fragmented, anxious and unsure of its economic direction, India’s presence at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2026 in Davos carried a significance far beyond symbolism. As leaders and investors reshape supply chains for resilience and diversify trade links, they are directing…
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India at Davos: From presence to partnership
Davos often makes its presence felt through snowfall that reshapes both the landscape and the mood. This year, the mountains stand unchanged. With no fresh snow to soften the streets or blur the outlines, the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2026 has taken place under clear skies, reflecting conversations that…
CII at Davos 2026: Shaping Collaborative Dialogue for a Connected Future
Each year, the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos brings together leaders from across business, government, civil society, academia, and the media to reflect on the global challenges shaping the future. In 2026, the meeting takes place against a backdrop of geopolitical uncertainty and growing pressure on…
India’s Startups: Anchors of Resilience in a Changing Global Economy
On National Startup Day, India’s startup ecosystem stands testimony to the power of aligned policy action and industry’s proactive response. As the world’s 3rd largest startup hub, with over 1.97 Lakh DPIIT recognised startups and more than 100 unicorns, India has demonstrated that spirit of entrepreneurship thrives strongest when innovation,…
Industry’s Role in Tackling Rural Unemployment
India’s economic trajectory reflects consistent job creation across its sectors, reinforcing its position as one of the world’s fastest-growing economies. India’s growth trajectory is rooted in its ability to solve the issues of unemployment and other macroeconomic fundamentals. Aligning its workforce with industry needs is a critical pillar for sustainable…
CII CRDMO Task Force: Building India’s CRDMO Supremacy Through Collaborative Excellence
Context and Industry Overview The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) National Committee on Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology plays a pivotal role in shaping India’s healthcare and life sciences landscape. The CII National Committees have been at the forefront of shaping India’s policy landscape and fostering an enabling ecosystem for the growth…
Budget boosts needed in 2026 for Viksit Bharat by 2047
Developing human capital will be at the heart of India’s journey towards a Viksit Bharat at 2047. As we approach the Union Budget for 2026-27, a coherent strategy linking education, health, employment and skill development is essential. These pillars form the architecture of a productive, resilient and inclusive society, one…
Caring for the Ageing in India
India’s demographic dividend gives it an advantage over other countries when it comes to growing the labour force and economic prosperity. But as the country undergoes this demographic transition, it becomes imperative to strengthen health and ancillary services centering on the needs of an ageing population. The elderly population (60…
Corporate Volunteering: Redefining Social Impact
As we enter the new era of Industry 5.0 and World 2.0, the way industries function within themselves, between each other, and with the society, is undergoing a critical transformation. For decades, industries were fulfilling their social obligations through institutional mechanisms such as corporate social responsibilities (CSR). However, this approach…
Growth agenda for 2026: Seven focal areas of action that could sustain India’s momentum
As 2025 draws to a close, India finds itself in a position that few large economies can credibly claim. Among major economies, it remains the fastest growing, underpinned by stronger institutions, improving credibility and a clear national direction. Economic performance exceeded expectations across fronts. Domestic demand was resilient, supported by…