The education technology (edtech) sector has exploded with startups promising transformative solutions: thousands of students enrolled, life-changing job placements, and millions in venture capital (VC) funding.

Every swipe of your card, every bank transfer, every investment is scrutinized by an unblinking digital eye. This isn’t science fiction—it’s happening now.

India’s education system is a ticking bomb, threatening the future of 250 million students and the nation’s global standing. Despite progress, systemic failures—rooted in history and amplified by inaction—persist, with devastating consequences for the next generation.

Cybercrime's Next Wave: AI-Powered Scams Set to Steal Trillions by 2025

The age of sovereign money has just been permanently disrupted.

India’s middle class, the backbone of the nation’s economic growth, is facing an unprecedented challenge: the silent erosion of purchasing power. With everyday essentials like groceries soaring in price and urban housing becoming increasingly unaffordable, the next few years could strain millions of households.

I’ve observed that success is not just about what you do—it’s also about what you choose not to share. Highly successful individuals maintain a strategic approach to privacy, safeguarding their mental clarity, relationships, and competitive edge.

Rapid technological disruption, economic uncertainty, and evolving workplace dynamics, securing your career against layoffs is more critical than ever.

In India’s dynamic market, where competition is fierce and consumer preferences evolve rapidly, reviving a struggling business is both a challenge and an opportunity.

India, with a young, dynamic population that holds immense potential to drive growth. However, to fully harness this demographic dividend, India must prioritize skill development, innovation, and merit-based systems before its too late.