Abhijit Bhattacharya
Trying to create entrepreneurs capable of solving unknown problems of tomorrow using technologies that are yet to be invented.
By Abhijit Bhattacharya
The think-tank can learn from MIT on how to cultivate dissent for the benefit of our economy.
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The unrest provides an opportunity to both faculty and students to undertake a cost-benefit analysis of either attending or non-attending classes.
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The Modi government is ignorant of the impact of the fourth industrial revolution.
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Unfortunately, the country is too preoccupied with issues such as love jihad, gau raksha and singing Vande Mataram in schools.
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There are more things in heaven and earth than 140 characters, which need to be understood for explaining a complex reality like Kashmir.
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Government must make all sections of the population aware of the realities of this information war.
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Scarcity of visionary leadership capable of taking sound decisions is leading to growing frustration and restlessness among people.
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In India all political parties, from the extreme Right to extreme Left, are suffering from acute HIPPO syndrome.
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In absence of any coherent policy to address this shift, countries like ours are heading for a social explosion.
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AAP can show the nation how a leader must navigate the economy in this disruptive era.
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