World Bank

Amaravati's ambitious construction projects are severely hampered by a significant labour shortage, with the current workforce at just 17,000, far below the required 36,010. Migrant workers are leaving due to poor living conditions and delayed wages, causing project pace to halve. Contractors are reluctant to hire local labour, exacerbating the crisis.

Sixty years of leftism & quasi-leftism killed the city & state’s economic vitality. But a revival isn’t hard. Policy needs to build on moribund industrial bases & stock exchange. Plus, prioritise learning English

The Sector 9–Cyber City section is part of the larger corridor linking Millennium City Centre to Cyber City, along with a proposed spur towards Dwarka Expressway

In an effort to spark dialogue and awareness among students, SGTB Khalsa College partnered with the World Bank Group and SAESM to present an engaging quiz centered on the #ClearHerPath initiative. This campaign seeks to address the critical issue of women's workforce participation in South Asia, where a staggering two-thirds remain excluded from economic opportunities

Bihar's ambitious plan to develop 11 satellite townships promises landowners at least 55% of their land back in fully developed plots. This land pooling model aims to empower farmers, making them direct beneficiaries. Modelled on cities like Noida, these self-sustaining hubs will feature organized development, ensuring amenities and improved land value for original owners.

As Indian-Americans excel and India’s economy expands, perceptions are being rewritten. Not everyone in the US is comfortable with that new reality.