Special Report
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India can be a global leader in building a nature-positive economy
India's total agriculture subsidies are likely to reach $45-50 billion in perpetuity by 2030. Repurposing it to support India's 120 million smallholder farmers transition to regenerative agriculture can help generate system-scale impact by 2030 in a cost-neutral manner.
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Real Virtuality: Creating the next normal with the crutches of technology
We are blaming it on the virus. But it seems, in hindsight, as if we were anticipating this moment in time, when we could be forced to withdraw from other fellow beings. The proof is the technologies and devices we invented. On the surface, they may have seemed to be about more sociability, but it was always harbouring its invisible other, the asociability of it all.
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Sci-fi to reality—Infrastructure to ride on smart solutions; cannot ignore environmental impact: SN Subrahmanyan
Digital revolution and new technologies will redefine the industry, with the energy sector being the biggest harbinger of change, the CEO & MD of Larsen & Toubro writes
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For the only doctor at the farmers' protest site at Tikri, the day never ends
Dr Swaiman Singh, a US-based cardiologist, has been taking care of all the essential requirements for thousands of protesters at the Delhi borders
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Future of Mobility—Connected car tech has limitless possibilities: Martin Schwenk
As individual mobility continues to grow, the focus will be on introducing sustainable automobiles that are smarter, intuitive, green and customer-friendly, MD & CEO, Mercedes-Benz India writes
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Future of Money—Digitalisation will help in value creation: Gaurav Deepak
As the pandemic brings technology and innovation to the core of business and daily life, the next decade will see about 150 million digital-first families in India, writes the cofounder and CEO of Avendus Capital
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This social worker from Lucknow cremates Covid-19 victims for free
After losing her best friend, Versha Verma hired vehicles and turned them into hearses to carry the dead, often shunned by their own family
