Five developments worth watching this week The week ahead is already giving us a few clues about where India’s technology, entrepreneurship and regional economies could be heading. Some of these signals are easy to miss because they do not arrive as major headlines. A government innovation programme may look like another call for applications. A…
Total read time: 4 minutes Nvidia has just sent a powerful signal about the AI economy Nvidia has delivered another blowout quarter, reporting $96.2 billion in revenue, more than double the same period a year earlier. More strikingly, the company expects revenue to grow by about 70% in fiscal 2028, suggesting that demand for AI…
Total read time: 4 minutes Business & Economy: India’s growth story faces an inflation test India’s economy continues to show resilience, with the Reserve Bank of India raising its FY27 growth forecast to 6.7% while keeping the repo rate unchanged at 5.25%. At the same time, policymakers are watching the risks from oil, food and…
Why Northeast India Must Stop Counting Its Constraints and Start Competing on Its Strengths For decades, conversations about Northeast India’s development have followed a familiar script. They usually begin with inadequate infrastructure, move to logistical challenges, highlight geographical isolation and eventually end with a long list of constraints that have supposedly prevented the region from…
Artificial intelligence has changed the way we think. In just a few minutes, it can help us brainstorm business ideas, analyse reports, draft articles, write code, prepare presentations and explore subjects that once required days of research. For many people, it feels like having an entire team of specialists available on demand. Yet, beneath this…
What the Stanford AI Index 2026 reveals—and why Northeast India must begin measuring its own AI economy. Artificial intelligence is no longer a technology waiting for tomorrow. It has quietly become part of everyday life—helping businesses draft reports, farmers monitor crops, entrepreneurs market their products, and students learn in entirely new ways. Across the world,…
Over the last few years, a quiet but encouraging transformation has begun unfolding across Northeast India. Governments have launched startup policies. Incubation centers have emerged. Universities have started talking about entrepreneurship. Young people who once looked only toward government employment are increasingly exploring the possibility of building enterprises of their own. This change deserves appreciation….
The Northeast Renaissance Series Ideas for a ₹67,000 Crore Indian Market and a Multi-Billion Dollar Global Future From Waste to Climate Capital For generations, biomass has been treated as a fuel, a residue, or an agricultural input of limited economic significance. Across villages and farming landscapes of Northeast India, bamboo leaves, branches, culm residues, and…
Artificial intelligence is reshaping entrepreneurship in India by reducing startup costs and enabling lean, revenue-first businesses. AI-powered founders can now build products, create content, automate workflows, and generate early revenue with smaller teams and lower capital requirements. This shift could particularly benefit emerging regions like North East India, where limited access to venture capital has historically constrained startup ecosystems.
There is a quiet scene unfolding across India today. Classrooms, co-working spaces, WhatsApp groups, YouTube tutorials—everywhere, people are “learning AI.” They are attending workshops, copying prompts, experimenting with chatbots, generating images, writing posts. On the surface, it feels like a revolution. Look closer, and a different reality emerges. Most people are not learning artificial intelligence….
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