IIM Bangalore
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Democratising Education in India: Breaking barriers and building bridges
Democratising education in India means making it inclusive, equitable, and accessible to all, irrespective of socio-economic background. Here's how it can be done
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From electric vehicles to electric vehicle batteries: A pivotal shift in focus of policymakers
Why India must take proactive measures to implement a robust battery policy focused on second-life applications to fully realise the potential of Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) products
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Right to Repair: India's step in the right direction
Properly implemented, the RtR policy can help achieve India's commitment to reach carbon neutrality by 2070 during its transition to a green economy
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Why workplaces need to embrace multi-dimensional identities
In a world of labels and stereotypes, our power lies in exploring the intricate dimensions of our identities while embracing the vibrant, interwoven tapestry of others
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The need for a common startup definition framework
Startups not only create jobs and contribute to the economic growth of a nation, but they also address some of the most challenging problems faced by the world. Therefore, to enable them further with targeted policy-making, it is crucial to create a common definition framework for startups
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5 ways to change the 'P' in Personal Income Tax
Why do we have such a limited number of tax filers in the country and how we draw them into the formal economy? Here are five ways we can change the tax code to ensure inclusion
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Navigating through the ethos and sophistication of Generative AI
Generative AI has been the underpinning and steering factor as AI advances from auto-pilot mode to co-pilot mode. Now the new course—of fairness, equity, bias-free development, and deployment—will require responsible policymaking
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3 steps to work on entrepreneurial well-being
Entrepreneurs get lost in their world of work and don't pay enough attention to their mental and physical health. This can have disastrous consequences over the long term. Here are three steps entrepreneurs should take for their well-being
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Swept by intuition: Bad decisions of good leaders
Pattern matching and using emotional information have honed our intuition. But the complexities of the ever-changing modern world demand a more nuanced approach even to the 'gut feeling'. Here's a look at some examples of bad decisions of good leaders
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How metaverse can change the economics of museums
The popular notion of the metaverse being a capital-wasting social media interaction fad obscures some of its potential welfare impacts. Here's how museums and art galleries can exploit it for their benefit
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How policymakers can find better solutions to solve housing and labour markets entanglement
Decoupling housing and the labour market is not possible due to numerous reasons. But strategic and inclusive decisions by policymakers can reduce opportunity concentration and bring more people the ease of working