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Heeding U.S. warning, India can avoid sanctions and attract FDI.

The last thing that Trump should do in the middle of a planetary pandemic is to threaten to deprive the WHO of the funding that it needs to be the first line of defense.

In order to reduce the risk of infectious diseases, we must do everything we can to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and limit global warming.

Trump’s $350 billion stimulus package is an earth shattering surprise, a true entrepreneurial move like the Marshal Plan.

Digital platforms offering almost free upskilling, reskilling and uplifting hidden national talents are the need of the hour.

As Coronavirus is testing political and leadership skills of national leaders, small medium business sectors across the world are ready for mobilization.

Undoubtedly, the primary beneficiaries of Trump’s visit were Trump and Modi.

Trump and Modi might not have inked a trade deal during the president’s visit, but the two countries should work toward an agreement.

Tweets are not just empty words, but a reflection of the violence continuum that Kashmiri women are subjugated to.

Urgently needed is the open and bold discussion on national mobilization of entrepreneurialism on digital platforms.

But Judge David Waksman refuses to believe him, orders Anil Ambani to deposit $100 million six weeks.

In case of another Bernanke moment, India might be staring at an unprecedented crisis of sorts.

A platform economy may add 1,000 times more power and speed at times at 1% of costs.

Twenty suggestions to improve grassroots prosperity that will save nations from populism and restless citizenry.

Without a full grasp of the age of abundance one simply cannot think, design or produce anything, period.

Better infrastructure and simplified taxation can boost foreign investment.

Artificially Intelligent Smart Robots will not take our jobs. They are like elevators, the once smart robots, which carry people floor to floor and only boosted skyscrapers density.

The county is now being bracketed with some of the worst violators of human rights. Mahatma Gandhi’s India doesn’t belong in that club.

When workless, officeless workers start leaving downtown office buildings, corporate hierarchies morph, impacting downtown economies and redefining their purpose against suburbia.

Alibaba records $38 billion of sales within 24 hours. The company’s single day sales may take 38 years of GDP for St. Kitts and Nevis, two month for Portugal and a full week for Canada.

American system historically seen as a model by nations trying to fill gaps in education systems.

The old-style export promotions bureaus of the world are now nothing but lingering liabilities.

Climate change discussions are decades old, what’s different today is the open force of downstream mobilization of the action plan.

Big business is big business but small business is much bigger.

What are the big questions in the next 100 days when roughly half a billion people are going to elect or re-elect leaders?