
This article examines how Medellín used existing roads, waterways and movement corridors to create green infrastructure without requiring large new parcels of urban land. It analyses the environmental and mobility outcomes of the Green Corridors programme and identifies practical lessons for city authorities seeking to address heat, air quality, biodiversity, sustainable mobility and public-space needs…

As businesses expand, the systems that supported their early success may need to evolve. Evidence from India and global companies shows what leaders can strengthen before pursuing the next stage of scale. India has no shortage of enterprises. MSMEs contribute 31.1% of GDP, 35.4% of manufacturing output and 48.58% of exports, with more than 7.47…

From Teaching to Learning: How Must Education Evolve in the Age of AI and NEP? 1. Indian education has evolved through several distinct phases. How do you see this evolution, and what have been the most significant changes in the purpose and structure of education? Indian education has undergone a significant transformation over the centuries,…

What if India’s employability problem begins not with a shortage of jobs or degrees, but with a much more fundamental confusion about why we educate and why we skill people? India has spent decades expanding access to schools, colleges, universities, technical institutes and skill-development programmes. Yet a young person can spend 15 or even 18…