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[email protected]: Cinema Will Thrive

Sanjeev Kumar Bijli

If B&W or colour TV couldn’t kill cinema years ago, Netflix or Amazon Prime won’t succeed either.

[email protected]: Political Will In Place

T.S.R. Subramanian

Much is wrong with India at the moment, but it can change if the country supports the government

[email protected]: Democracy & Polls In 2047

Would we still have polling stations? Probably not, as the smart phone will be in every hand

[email protected]: No Ideology Politics Here

Politics could pass through a state of flux in the next 30 years

[email protected]: Gunning For ‘Make In India’

Securing the country’s sovereignty and safeguarding our geo-political interests are key national priorities

[email protected]; Tech And Social Change

Technology has the ability to revolutionise healthcare and improve gains in agriculture

[email protected]: Urban Mobility Upgrade

Bharat Salhotra

To meet the demands of the growing urban crowd, we will need smart, sustainable transport

A Centralised World?

Laveesh Bhandari

Technology will change the way government views the decision making processes

[email protected]: No More About Climate Change

The renewable energy sector presents a great investment opportunity for India to capitalise on

[email protected]: India Grows At Night

The compounding effect could propel India into a $20 trillion economy by 2040

[email protected]: To One-Fifth Of Humanity

In 30 years, India’s population will be around 1.7 billion and its needs much bigger

[email protected]: A Blue Sky Agenda

Kishore Jayaraman

India’s aviation sector is working towards building fuel-efficient engines, greater capacity airports and top class infrastructure

[email protected]: Pushing The Start Button

Public private partnership in infrastructure, agriculture and skillset training could work wonders for India’s economy

[email protected]: Build A Process

Dreams materialise only when we work to realise them

The Man Who Shot Gandhi...

...with his camera. The Rubin Musuem in New York is showcasing an exhibition of the work of French photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson who clicked a portrait of Gandhi on 30 January 1948, an hour before he was shot

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