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Automation with Purpose: How Robotics Can Sustainably Replace Prohibitive Labor

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Introduction In the 21st century, automation and robotics have emerged as transformative forces reshaping industries, economies, and societies. Robots, once confined to factory floors, are now entering fields such as healthcare, agriculture, logistics, mining, disaster response, and even space exploration. Their capacity to undertake prohibitive labor—tasks that are dangerous, repetitive, or physically demanding—makes them indispensable…

From Learning to Earning: The Future of Vocational Education and Skill Development in India

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Introduction In a rapidly transforming global economy, education and skill development have become central pillars of national progress. The traditional education system, largely academic in nature, often leaves students with theoretical knowledge but little practical experience or employability skills. In contrast, vocational education and skill-based learning are designed to prepare learners for the real-world job…

The Strategic Dawn: Why India Created NavIC (IRNSS)

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The genesis of India’s indigenous satellite navigation system, NavIC, is not merely a tale of technological ambition but a profound declaration of national strategic autonomy. The necessity for an independent regional constellation arose from critical vulnerabilities inherent in relying on foreign-controlled Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), primarily the US-operated Global Positioning System (GPS). The Inviolable…

Regional Resource-Based Manufacturing and Employment in India

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Introduction Employment generation remains a central concern for India’s economic growth. Despite rapid GDP growth, India faces challenges of unemployment, underemployment, and regional economic disparities. According to the Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS) 2021–22, the unemployment rate in India was around 7–8%, with rural areas facing disguised unemployment in agriculture and urban areas struggling with…

Engineering Commission & Governance in India

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Introduction The 21st century has placed nations at the intersection of technology, governance, and economic transformation. In this context, the debate over whether India requires an Engineering Commission or an All India Engineering Service (AIES) has become more relevant than ever. India, with its growing dependence on large-scale infrastructure, digital systems, renewable energy, defense technologies,…

India’s Export Dilemma: Tackling U.S. Tariffs and Reducing Import Dependency

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Introduction In the globalized economy of the 21st century, international trade forms the backbone of economic growth for both developed and developing countries. For a country like India, which is steadily moving towards becoming the world’s third-largest economy, exports are not merely a source of foreign exchange but also a driver of industrial growth, employment…

Make in India: Achievements and Challenges

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Introduction India, one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, has long aspired to become a global manufacturing hub. With its large workforce, growing domestic market, and favorable geographical location, the country has immense potential to strengthen its industrial base. To realize this potential, the Government of India launched the “Make in India” initiative on…

India’s Path Towards Becoming a $5 Trillion Economy

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Introduction India, the world’s fifth-largest economy, has embarked on an ambitious journey to become a $5 trillion economy by the mid-2020s. This goal, set by the Government of India, reflects the nation’s aspiration to accelerate economic growth, enhance global competitiveness, and improve living standards for its citizens. Achieving this target requires sustained efforts across multiple…

PLI Scheme and India’s Manufacturing Leap: Boosting Exports and Domestic Industry

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Introduction India’s economic ambition to become a global manufacturing hub received a major policy push with the introduction of the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme. Launched in 2020, the PLI scheme marks a structural shift in India’s industrial policy—moving away from input subsidies and tariff protection toward performance-based incentives linked directly to output. The scheme…

Assessing the Success and Challenges of Make in India: Boosting Manufacturing and Employment

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4o mini Introduction The Make in India initiative, launched in 2014 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, aimed to transform India into a global manufacturing hub. With an emphasis on promoting domestic manufacturing and boosting employment, it sought to attract foreign investment, foster innovation, and build a self-reliant economy. The campaign encouraged global companies to set…

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Automation with Purpose: How Robotics Can Sustainably Replace Prohibitive Labor

The Strategic Dawn: Why India Created NavIC (IRNSS)

Regional Resource-Based Manufacturing and Employment in India

India’s Export Dilemma: Tackling U.S. Tariffs and Reducing Import Dependency

Make in India: Achievements and Challenges

India’s Path Towards Becoming a $5 Trillion Economy

PLI Scheme and India’s Manufacturing Leap: Boosting Exports and Domestic Industry

Assessing the Success and Challenges of Make in India: Boosting Manufacturing and Employment

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