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Embracing digital technologies for the maritime industry is essential in the current global trade context, but cybersecurity threats must be dealt wit

जागतिक विकासासाठी डिजिटल इनोव्हेशनची इकोसिस्टम आवश्यक

Digital innovation ecosystems are crucial for global development, but balanced growth requires adaptive capacity to optimise their performance

भविष्यातील शहरांचे नियोजन करताना तेथील वाहतूक व्यवस्था

Cities of the future must have sustainable mobility baked into the core planning process with the ultimate goal of meeting transport demand in a cost-

उदयोन्मुख बाजारपेठांमध्ये कृत्रिम बुद्धिमत्ता लक्षणी�

AI in emerging markets has seen significant growth. Instead of steering its growth in the Global South, the Global North should forge closer partnersh

With government initiatives and a dynamic workforce, India is well-positioned for diverse and robust employment growth

दुनिया के तमाम देश CBDCs की संरचना और क्रियान्वयन से जुड़ी र�

Global economic cooperation and recovery will be key to India’s G20 agenda

In the quest for digitalisation, India has become an easy target for cyberattacks due to poor cybersecurity

The Estonian experience has showed us that DPI and DPG are both viable and valuable tools for the process of administrative and political modernisatio

Embedded privacy by design can help build consumer trust instead of systems that seek privacy as an additional feature.

India and the EU must explore new avenues for greater political and security cooperation to protect the world’s public goods

The tech industry will create a new social class in moderate Muslim states that will make them resilient to Islamic radicalization while building the

Digitalisation of healthcare in India is a game changer but it must be done with caution and awareness of the challenges associated with it

It is clear that the reform that began by addressing tax challenges from digitalisation is now one of taxing MNEs better

Japan needs to work around its structural impediments to embrace digitalisation via the new Digital Agency

The pandemic has accelerated digitalisation, which can be used as an opportunity to bridge the gender digital divide in India.

With growing digitalisation and amid the ongoing pandemic, India needs to reorient its trade policy with emphasis on developing its own GVCs and upgra

Online civic life across developing and developed countries has been adversely affected, with serious consequences to the offline world.

Digitalisation has adversely affected the advertisement-driven business model of journalism. While there has been an acknowledgement that steps should

In the coming years, many will be watching to see whether mobile network operators will manage to retain the 2.8 million new mobile money subscribers

There is high urgency for new international legislation which would prevent unfriendly actors from using contemporary technologies for psychological w

India’s strength lies in its large population, growing economy, pace of digital adoption and core tech competencies supported by a robust tech ecosy

The new education policy has a commendable vision, but its potency will depend on whether it is able to effectively integrate with the government’s

In states such as West Bengal, the purpose of holding a ration card is still of utmost importance for procurement decisions. The low level of digitisa

Enforcement of the G20 agreement shall see stringent rules in order to contain the situation of tax avoidance.

The increasing integration of sensors, big data and connected devices is creating an information-rich urban environment, that — if leveraged properl

China has drawn worldwide attention in recent years for its rapid digitalisation, which happens to overlap with the three focul points of Digital Indi

The goal of Cashless India requires a comprehensive long-term strategy.

People are going to ask government for answers, and the solutions will lie in getting transparency through new-age systems.

While digitalisation has proceeded, cash has not become unimportant.

Digitalisation has the potential to boost local economies and people’s quality of life. However, citizens’ mistrust can prevent large-scale adoption and slow the public innovation curve. This brief categorises public mistrust into three groups and highlights examples. It proposes a cultural framework comprising a number of key actions that public administrations can implement to enhance communication and foster citizen engagement in digitalis

Digital realities have become analogous to lived experiences, easing governance and systematising processes. They have also helped in the reimagination of approaches to heritage conservation, making diverse cultures more accessible and easier to engage with. Heritage, once regarded as a “national” public good, has evolved into a commodity with immense tourism and economic potential. India, in its quest to exploit this potential, has implement

The rapid pace of digitalisation poses new national security risks for countries like India, a country with over 700 million internet users. The multilayered digital ecosystem comprising of infrastructure, devices and applications is complex, and security threats evolve at a breakneck pace. This makes it difficult for states to develop an effective response to individual or organisational security threats. India therefore has often had to resort

The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic hastened the widespread adoption of digitaltechnologies across the globe. The pace of digitalisation—from the micro levels ofeducation and e-commerce to the macro levels of supply chains and productionnetworks—has galvanised governments to advance digital regulations. Thetightrope walk of creating policies that enable digital innovation and ensureregulations are in the larger public interest have led to inte

The debate on digital transactions and the merits of a “cashless” economy engaged public attention in India in the past year. This paper steers the debate towards articulating an appropriate strategy that can bring the Indian economy closer to becoming “cashless”. The paper begins with an exposition of the theoretical model of the digitalisation process, identifying a set of core structural parameters that determine a nation’s readiness

Goals of universal financial inclusion have acquired new wings in India, with the mobile phone now seen as a catalyst in realising such aspirations. This brief analyses India’s performance in leveraging mobile phones for financial inclusion. It throws light not only on the various factors that have propelled the use of mobile banking, but also those that have served as obstacles for such use. The brief also proposes a strategy that has been dev

The COVID-19 pandemic sparked rapid digitalisation worldwide, with work-from-home interactions, online payments, and online consultations for various services becoming acceptable practices. While this shift in the manner and nature of work brought enormous benefits, crucially in terms of access, it has also increased the kind of cyber security threats that countries face, with vulnerabilities felt particularly in the health and financial sectors.