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अमेरिका-चीनमधील शत्रुत्व जसजसे तीव्र होत आहे, तसतसे मिडल
As the US-China rivalry intensifies, the middle powers must decide whether they want to be the norm-setters or let the world order limit their strateg
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चिनी उद्योग ज्या प्रकारे बऱ्याच काळापासून भारतात स्थला�
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In case of India, a long-term trend of relocation of industries (EVs as well as others) from China is seen as a foregone conclusion by a section of Ch
अल्गोरिदमचा फायदा घेणाऱ्या कॉर्पोरेट्स संस्थांनी योग्�
Corporates which leverage algorithms need to hold themselves accountable to mitigate the harm caused by algorithmic systems until proper legislation i
Can emerging technology and the fourth industrial revolution aid in the increasing water insecurity in India and globally?
The reforms of 1991 were designed for a different technological frontier than what faces India in 2021.
Only by combining both AI and communities will higher education be relevant and prepare students for the adventures of the fourth industrial revolutio
The Fourth Industrial Revolution has created complexity in the international power model of state sovereignty.
Education and skills development are key factors in the ‘man or machine’ debate.
What can cities do to ensure progress and prosperity for all?
As we enter the new decade, it is critical that nations and communities be able to realise the transformative potential of emerging technologies, in a
While the geopolitical contestation in emerging technologies will continue, the importance of strengthening policies towards network security cannot b
Perhaps, the most integral step towards inclusivity in the fourth industrial revolution is trust.
Whole brain function is required to support not only analysis functions — where we zoom in to see the detail — but also synthesis functions where
Is being ‘anti-China’ a compelling enough driver to bring the ten disparate democracies together?
In a world buffeted by multiple headwinds, it appears that we have a dearth of progressive leadership. How can individuals and institutions rise abo
Tighter collaboration between private, government, nonprofits and educational institutes will be the key to India’s development of new-age technolog
Measuring the proportion of internet users globally is done in disparate ways, and even those who have some degree of access may not have meaningful a
Samir Saran, President of ORF, spoke to New Age's Shahidul Islam Chowdhury about the various matters affecting India-Bangladesh relations, including t
The technologies of the 4IR will increasingly blur the lines between the physical and the digital and exponentially increase the speed and efficiency
The generational shift in American policy will have three critical consequences for the Middle Kingdom and its ambitions for leadership in the fourth
African millennials need strategies to position themselves in such a way that they are able to take advantage of rather than suffer from the effects o
There are no rules of entry to the BRICS.
Setting up skills universities across the country is an ambitious and expansive initiative. It cannot afford to fall prey to the ignorance of the poli
Education is an ornament in prosperity and a refuge in adversity. – Aristotle
To ride the next wave of innovation, India needs its own strategy. Its agenda for 2018 should be to leverage the hundreds of millions it brought onlin
After a hiatus of almost two decades, the Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC) appears poised to once again assume significance in regional affairs. The renewed vigour has already resulted in a fresh agreement on tangible areas of cooperation and ways of resuscitating the organisation. This brief examines the role that will be played by technology and digital skilling in BIMSTEC’s goals toward
India is at a crossroads. It has the largest young workforce anywhere in the world, and is the fastest growing economy today. At the same time, the economy is not creating enough jobs, and therefore not fully harnessing its “demographic dividend” in preparation for the “Fourth Industrial Revolution”. To create more and better jobs, certain fundamental realities need to be recognised – the untapped opportunities in the services sector, t
The Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE) must account for the possibility of interstate migration, rapid urbanisation and possible changes in the social fabric as populations react to new job opportunities.
