India can become an agricultural powerhouse by unlocking growth and productivity for the sector. The key to expanding India’s transformation into a farming powerhouse is agricultural technology, or agtech. By 2030, agriculture could contribute around $600 billion to India’s GDP—an increase of 50 percent over its contribution in 2020.
India has made significant strides in improving access to education across the country. Between 2004-05 and 2018-19, the number of children going to school increased from 219 million to 248 million. However, the learning outcomes of students across all age groups continue to remain below par.
The Andaman and Nicobar Islands are a group of 572 islands located in the Bay of Bengal and the Andaman Sea. They are strategically important for India as they lie close to the Malacca Strait, a vital sea lane of communication that connects the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. The islands also provide India with a natural base to monitor and counter the growing presence and influence of China in the Indo-Pacific region.
India is a rising power in the world, with a population of over 1.3 billion people, a fast-growing economy, and a diverse and vibrant culture. India also faces many security challenges, such as border disputes with China and Pakistan, terrorism, cyberattacks, maritime piracy, and climate change. To deal with these challenges, India has adopted a multi-alignment strategy, which means engaging with different countries and groups based on its interests and values.
India is a country with a large and diverse population, where elections are often contested fiercely by various political parties. One of the strategies that some parties use to attract voters is to offer freebies, which are goods or services that are given free of charge or at a subsidized rate. Freebies can range from basic necessities like food, water, electricity, and health care to luxury items like laptops, smartphones, bicycles, and gold.
India is often hailed as the world’s largest democracy, with a population of over 1.3 billion people and a diverse range of religions, languages, cultures, and political parties. However, democracy in India is not without its challenges, as the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been accused of undermining democratic institutions, violating human rights, and promoting a Hindu nationalist agenda that marginalizes minorities and dissenters.
The prime minister of India is the head of government and the leader of the nation. He or she is responsible for the welfare of the people, the security of the country, and the development of the economy. The prime minister also represents India on the global stage and shapes its foreign policy. But what are the moral and ethical principles that guide the prime minister in his or her actions?
Social harmony is the peaceful co-existence of people in society in the pursuit of collective well-being. It is the essential lubrication that facilitates a society in motion. India, being a large and complex multi-religious, multi-ethnic, and multi-cultural nation, faces many challenges in maintaining social harmony among its diverse groups.
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Communal clashes in India have been a recurring issue for many years, most recently in Mewat/Nuh. These clashes often arise due to tensions between different religious or ethnic groups, and can result in violence and loss of life. In this article, we will explore why communal clashes erupt in India, provide examples of recent communal clashes, and discuss ways in which these clashes can be controlled.
A developed nation is one where the public infrastructure is fairly good, national governance is based on transparency, accountability, and efficient delivery of public services, where important institutions enjoy a fair degree of autonomy, where the human development indices have a good rating, where there is honesty in public and private dealings, thus leaving little room for corruption.
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Curiosity-driven fundamental research has driven revolutionary transformations of society, such as the rapid growth of computer-based intelligence and the discovery of the genetic basis of life. Albert Einstein’s famous theory of relativity is now used every day as part of the Global Positioning System (GPS) and built into mobile phones and car navigation systems.
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Breakthroughs in generative artificial intelligence have the potential to bring about sweeping changes to the global economy, according to Goldman Sachs Research. As tools using advances in natural language processing work their way into businesses and society, they could drive a 7% (or almost $7 trillion) increase in global GDP and lift productivity growth by 1.5 percentage points over a 10-year period.
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A new McKinsey Global Institute (MGI) report identifies a dozen technologies, ranging from the mobile Internet to cloud computing to advanced genomics, which could have a combined economic impact of $550 billion to $1 trillion a year in 2025. The selection of the 12 technologies for India was based on a similar process established by MGI's earlier work on disruptive technologies.
In the event of World War III, will India head towards another 1962-war like rout? The dilly-dallying and dalliances as opposed to strong alliances that India is undertaking, suggest so. This need not be so if India follows some simple principles of military strategy. In this blog post, which has excerpts from several sources, I will emphasis why partnerships and strong alliances with like-minded countries is necessary to avoid such a scenario.
WHAT DO WE WANT INDIA TO BE IN 2050 AD •ONE OF THE MAJOR GLOBAL POWERS •$20 TRILLION ECONOMY BY GDP, PER CAPITA GDP AT $15,400 •MIXED ...
