By Prof. Anindita Paul End-to-end digital world is the vision that the Modi government is putting up in the post-demonetization era. The journey has been a rough one so far without any hopes to improve sooner. How much of the vision can be made feasible in a diverse population like India is still a question that the providers and users …Read more »
By Prof. Keyoor Purani Making a ‘missed call’ – dialing a number and disconnecting it before the call is picked up – has traditionally been a way to signal a message in India without actually communicating it with a voice. With a large number of Indians on pre-paid plans with limited talk-time, it is important to save the available talk-time by …Read more »
By Prof. Soumyatanu Mukherjee The significant determinant of the growth in Indian Economy during the liberalised regime has been the productivity take-off in the registered or ‘formal’ manufacturing and service industries, which has been facilitated by greater access to the newer varieties of imported capital goods from abroad (since they are used as ‘inputs’ in the services industries of India). But at …Read more »
By Prof. Keyoor Purani I was furious last Sunday evening. My son, was writing his first mid-term test for his class X. Since morning, my wife and I might have sent him to his books not less than a dozen times but after a while, we found him coming back to iMac or iPad. I lost patience and yelled at …Read more »
By Prof. Deepa Sethi One fine morning three years ago, I visited a multi-specialty hospital in my city for a regular appointment for the annual complete health check up. While waiting in the hospital lounge, I observed that some consultants’ OPD was heavily crowded while a few others had only two-three patients waiting. Out of curiosity, I started interacting with …Read more »
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