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The State of India’s Digital Economy 2024 presents a new approach to measuring digitalisation. This approach is better suited for developing countries like India for three reasons. First, it proposes a much wider definition of digitalisation through its Connect-Harness-Innovate-Protect-Sustain (CHIPS) framework, Second, it recognises the scale of the network and depth of use of technology at the economy-wide level. Finally, CHIPS is almost entirely estimated using outcome indicators.
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India’s Goods and Services Tax (GST), introduced in 2017, was designed to unify the country’s indirect tax system by replacing multiple central and state-level levies with a single tax. The...
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Archana Upadhyay, CHRO, Hindustan Colas, speaks to India Employer Forum about workforce strategies, skilling for Industry 4.0, digital adoption, compliance, and the balance between automation and human skills. She said,...
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The regulatory compliance landscape in India is highly dynamic, with an average of ~42 updates per day. In 2024 alone, there were as many as 9,331 updates w.r.t compliance requirements....
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India faces a persistent challenge of waste accumulation, with approximately 9.3 million tonnes of plastic generated annually—accounting for nearly 20% of global plastic emissions. In addition, the country produces about...
