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India’s Labour Codes: Implementation Status and the Way Forward

1. Introduction India’s labour landscape has long been governed by a patchwork of colonial-era laws, fragmented across sectors and states, and riddled with inconsistencies. With 29 central labour laws in force before 2019, compliance was burdensome for employers while many workers remained outside the ambit of formal protection. Recognising this, the Indian government undertook an…

Impact of Social, Cultural, and Religious Practices on Day-to-Day Life of Citizens in India, Large Developing & Developed Countries

Introduction In every society, daily life is not just structured around economics or governance but deeply influenced by the underlying fabric of social, cultural, and religious practices. These dimensions shape the way people interact, work, rest, celebrate, and even protest. India, known for its deep-rooted traditions, vibrant culture, and religious diversity, presents a highly engaged…

Differently Abled & Senior Citizens Friendly Infrastructure: Global Best Practices and India’s Status

Introduction As societies age and urbanize, the demand for inclusive infrastructure that addresses the needs of the differently abled and senior citizens has become not just a moral imperative but also an economic and social necessity. A truly inclusive built environment enables mobility, independence, dignity, and participation in public life. This article explores global best…

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Circular Economy in India: Policy Gaps and Private Sector Opportunities

Introduction A circular economy is an economic model focused on minimizing waste and making the most of resources. Unlike the traditional linear economy (take-make-dispose), a circular system aims to design out waste, keep materials in use, and regenerate natural systems. For a rapidly growing and resource-constrained country like India, adopting circular economy principles can significantly boost environmental sustainability, economic growth,…

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The Promise and Pitfalls of Generative AI in India’s Service Sector

Introduction India’s service sector, encompassing IT, finance, healthcare, education, and customer support, is the backbone of the country’s economic engine, contributing over 53% to India’s GDP as of 2023. The advent of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) offers a new paradigm, promising enhanced productivity, innovation, and cost savings. GenAI refers to deep learning models capable of…

The Role of Renewable Energy in Indian Railways’ Sustainability Goals

Introduction Indian Railways, one of the world’s largest railway networks, is pivotal to India’s transportation infrastructure. Recognizing its significant energy consumption and environmental impact, Indian Railways has embarked on an ambitious journey to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2030. Central to this mission is the adoption of renewable energy sources—primarily solar and wind—and the implementation of…

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Mr. Amulya Charan is a seasoned expert in energy, infrastructure, and finance, with decades of experience leading major corporations like Tata Power, NTPC, and Power Grid.

He has driven innovative solutions across project finance, renewable energy, and infrastructure management. Known for his visionary leadership, Mr. Charan has navigated complex business environments, fostering collaboration and sustainable growth. His contributions have earned numerous accolades, reflecting his commitment to excellence.

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