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As populations grow, medical institutions must innovate to find ways to address every patient. Startup innovations and technologies can potentially reduce the burden of medical institutions. There are a number  of exciting startups in the Ginserv programme that are addressing the long-term problems faced by the Indian healthcare system. – eSkindoctor detects around 200+  skin …

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Indians  aspire for  quality healthcare, which is not easily available because of the wide gaps between the private and public healthcare sectors. Technology might ultimately address the issues troubling the Indian healthcare industry like nature, achieving efficient capital employment, scalability, affordability. Many Startups in healthtech and medtech are working with blockchain technology, which offers a …

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It may seem odd to say that time has been set for the release of ‘No Time to Die’. The Sepember release of the film features Daniel Craig in his fifth and final outing as the fictional MI6 agent James Bond and it will be the twenty-fifth instalment in the Bond film series. Never say …

James Bond and surprising outlook to life Read More »

The sky is the limit for startups in India now, as the market conditions are favouring their growth.  Tech usage is as essential as oxygen around which people’s lives revolve. Technology adoption by the masses has risen to phenomenal heights and the pace of absorption and need has been pushed by the pandemic. The intent …

Exciting times await Startups Read More »

The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic presented unforeseen challenges to companies across all sectors. And, the subsequent lockdown moved everything home. From handling and monitoring the remote working of their staff to enabling structural changes to re-align their marketing strategies while reinventing business models, enterprises – both big and small – are leaving no stone …

Reinventing in the COVID-era: How companies must stay ahead to adapt to market dynamics Read More »

Before acquiring power, every political party makes a lot of noise and instils optimism in the people. The formation of a government hit the headlines in the media for days. We saw an endless debate over the permutations and combinations to be made while assembling a state cabinet. Remember that the citizens are not the …

Aspire to recapture power, but first enthuse the people Read More »

Karnataka Chief Minister BS Bommai became a man of the moment without sound and fury. In a carefully crafted communication strategy, he has been able to counter discontent relating to Cabinet berths, portfolio allocation, and quickly dispelled the initial rumoured image of a puppet CM. To begin with, he shed the weight of BS Yeddyurappa …

Brand Bommai is here and welcome it Read More »

The pandemic has taught us one important lesson – you are never really prepared if you are not prepared. What does this mean? We have to be ready mentally and physically at an individual and at a societal level for any eventuality. We deluded ourselves into the eternal comfort of consumer culture and never really …

A health crisis has hit the economy. Let us unite to break the vicious circle. Read More »