Joseph Schumpeter, an Austrian economist, considered creative destruction, the incessant innovation mechanism by which new production units replace outdated ones, essential for long-term growth.

Sustained economic growth is the key to India’s power. Infrastructure without a doubt lies at the heart of this growth story.

India of the 21st century is an emerging country with an aspiration of faster, sustainable and inclusive growth. As Science and Technology (S&T) emerges globally as one of the major drivers of socio-economic development, it has to play a major role in achieving the desired goals.

The preamble of the Constitution of India lays emphasis on securing economic, social and political justice for all its citizens, based on which, several developmental programmes have been launched over the last six decades.

The real focus has to be on implementation and execution of these plans as we go forward. We have a very strong capability under the PPP vertical in Niti Aayog.

Through Tinkerpreneur, ATLs are nudging the younger generation to build an India that is self-reliant and innovative, a nation of proud Indians that live, learn and create in India, for the world.

The United Nations Development Program recently lauded the Aspirational Districts Programme (ADP) for creating significant improvements in health, nutrition, and education outcomes since the inception of the program

The Covid-19 pandemic has posed a number of challenges for the transport sector, one of which is the shift of citizens from public to private and personal modes of transport.

Exports must be the cylinder on which growth is fired for the foreseeable future.

Ten things that can help India win the war against the Covid-19 pandemic.