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Dr. Shashi Pandey Sharma Book review India@2047: A Message from The Architect of Modern India: Nitin Gadkari

India@2047: A Message from The Architect of Modern India: Nitin Gadkari to the Nation’s Youth and Educators

In The Architect of Modern India: Nitin Gadkari, I have traced his political journey from ABVP to RSS and BJP, and highlighted his collaborative vision with Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji to build India as the world’s No. 1 economy under the vision of 2047 through unmatched infrastructure development.

From case studies to code: The new face of management learning

From Smart Campuses to Smart Citizens: How Connectivity Is Rewiring Indian Education

What is 'Naked Resignation'? Professionals forge a new path beyond the paycheck

Ready for the Digital SAT? Overcoming Common Challenges and Boosting Scores

Digital SAT for Indian Students Education Post News Opinion

Are software engineers losing skills? Rise of ‘vibe coders’ vs programmers

The classroom became their coffin: How many more children must die before the world says enough?

‘We survived by sheer luck’: Kashmir family’s harrowing escape as mortar shell strikes just meters from home

At midnight, a deafening explosion shattered our sleep, shaking the entire house — it felt as if the sky itself had torn apart, Khan recalled to Education Post.

FICCI - GRMI MODEL RISK CODE

Prof. Madhu Vij and Subhashis Nath highlight the critical shift of risk management from tactical compliance to a strategic advantage for businesses. Their insights emphasize the Model Risk Code (MRC), a FICCI-Global Risk Management Institute initiative, as a practical guide championed by Boards. Key messages include embracing risk as an enabler, embedding it in KRAs, fostering a 'fail fast' culture, and strategic scenario planning for enhanced organizational resilience.

When the state fails, the nation must act: Protecting innocents amidst West Bengal’s communal violence

In West Bengal, reports claim Hindus face violence while the state allegedly fails to protect them. India's Constitution (Arts. 355, 356) empowers the Union to intervene during internal disorder. Like the global 'Responsibility to Protect', this isn't just politics; it's a constitutional duty and moral necessity for the central government to act when a state cannot or will not safeguard its people.