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GAAD: Reimagining Inclusion in Corporate India

Did you know that a lot of digital features, or infrastructure innovations that we take for granted today, like predictive speech, voice announcements in lifts, screen backgrounds, were originally designed to keep persons with disabilities in mind? Did you also know that not all persons with disabilities are born with

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Lenskart Issue

The concern with the policy was the asymmetry. We are such a diverse country, it not possible to cover and be right about everything. The dress code depends on the kind of industry you are working in: @sonica_aron , Marching Sheep   Read More

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Beyond PM Modi’s Appeal: The Bigger Lifestyle Shift Happening in Urban India

Years ago, India’s economic story was about aspirational consumption; big cars, foreign travel. But post-pandemic, living costs, climate & work cultures have reshaped that mindset. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent ‘Nation First’ appeal asking citizens to reduce fuel consumption, avoid unnecessary gold purchases, use public transport where possible, work from

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Why Parents Are Spending More on K-12 Education

Urban Indian families are increasingly spending beyond traditional schooling as parents look for education that prepares children not only for examinations, but also for a rapidly changing world. Coding classes, communication training, sports, arts, mental wellness support, EdTech subscriptions and international curricula are becoming part of the wider learning ecosystem

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Fear of Layoffs Grips IT Industry

Bengaluru: “There was a constant fear that an email from HR could land any day. One day, it did. I was called to the office the next morning, completed my exit formalities, and just like that, years of hard work meant nothing.” Supriya (name changed)…in her late 30s, an operations

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Reimagining Autism Inclusion In India’s Classrooms And Campuses

  India is home to an estimated one in 68 children on the autism spectrum, yet awareness, early diagnosis and institutional readiness remain inconsistent across the education system. Despite progressive frameworks such as the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, the gap between intent and implementation continues to define the lived

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