As India’s growth story becomes increasingly intertwined with sustainability, energy transition, and social inclusion, the need for leadership that can connect business ambition with community realities has never been greater. The challenge today is no longer growth alone, but how institutions can scale responsibly, create durable systems, and ensure that…

Tuberculosis may be one of the world’s oldest diseases, yet it remains one of the most pressing public health challenges of our time. Despite being preventable and curable, TB continues to claim over 1.2 million lives globally each year. In India, which carries one of the highest burdens worldwide, the…

Greater equity and stability in the global health systems is still based on public financing. In India, health spending by the government has grown steadily in the last ten years but it still stands below 2 percent of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) (National Health Accounts, 2026). According to the recent…

India is dealing with a problem of snakebites. Every year around 50,000 people die from snakebites in India. This is out of about 3 to 4 million snakebite incidents that happen. Sadly India accounts for half of all the snakebite deaths that happen in the whole world (Ministry of Health…

Food sold in street markets, small shops, and roadside stalls plays an important role in urban India. However, the current urban planning and design processes do not integrate food system functions of produce, sale and consumption within this planning framework. Governmental models for climate ready and smart cities are nearly…

India, a global agricultural powerhouse, has long depended on its agrarian infrastructure, with a significant portion of its population relying on agriculture for their livelihoods. The agricultural sector, contributing over 20% to India’s income, remains a central pillar of the economy. As of now, the agricultural sector continues to make…

What began as a colonial infrastructure project gradually became one of India’s most powerful tools for national integration. As India’s economy and ambitions expanded, the outdated railway network—with its different gauges and old systems—was no longer able to meet the requirements of a modern, fast-moving economy. That is now being…

India’s highway network is growing rapidly with the aid of government programs like Bharatmala Pariyojana and the National Infrastructure Pipeline (NIP). In light of India’s commitment at COP26 to achieve net-zero emissions by 2070 , the imperative for sustainable development has never been greater. Highways can no longer be conceived…

The connection between infrastructure and economic growth is undeniable. Yet, it’s only in the last few decades that the power of engineering marvels like bridges and tunnels has truly come to the forefront of real estate transformation. As India accelerates its journey toward becoming a $5 trillion economy, modern infrastructure…

India’s fast growth is being quietly driven by its expanding road network. Highways and expressways aren’t just paths from one place to another, they connect the country, boost trade, and open up new opportunities across cities, towns, and villages. A Backbone for GrowthIndia’s highways and expressways have grown like never…