Explore how India’s AI awakening is driving reskilling, workforce transformation and growth beyond the IT sector, as businesses adapt to an evolving AI-led economic landscape.
India, home to 1.4 billion people, stands at a pivotal moment in harnessing artificial intelligence (AI) not as a Western luxury, but as a necessity for survival and scale. The recently concluded India AI Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi underscored this ambition, shifting global discourse from risk-obsessed regulation to developmental.
This article examines how Union Budget 2026 can enhance rural prosperity through targeted public spending on livelihood support, rural infrastructure, financial inclusion, social security schemes, education and health — aligning fiscal priorities with inclusive growth and resilience in India’s rural economy.
An expert perspective on the five critical growth engines India must activate to achieve developed nation status by 2047, and the policy choices needed to sustain long-term growth.
In the twenty-first century, sovereignty is no longer measured solely by control over borders, armies, or natural resources. It is equally defined by a nation’s ability to govern its digital space—its data, infrastructure, networks, and online narratives.
In today’s rapidly evolving financial landscape, co-lending has emerged as a key enabler of credit expansion in India, facilitating partnerships between banks and non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) to extend credit more efficiently to underserved segments.
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This report focuses on how the government aims to transform India into a fully developed nation by 2047, marking 100 years of independence.
Rajasthan Investment: Rajasthan boasts an abundance of mineral resources, including limestone, copper, and zinc, and is a leading producer of solar energy.
The Union Budget 2024-25 unveiled a robust package aimed at enhancing skilling opportunities and fostering collaboration among state governments, industries, and aspiring youth.
The demographic dividend which is expected to persist till mid 2050’s, will be an engine for economic growth if decent job opportunities are shaped up in all parts of India and not just the large cities.
The budgetary thrust on the MSME sector has laid emphasis on enhancing competitiveness of factor conditions such as credit, inputs, infrastructure, as well as market access.
Grant Thornton Bharat explores the Swachh Bharat mission urban's role in advancing SDGs. Learn about the initiatives impact of local sustainability and cleaniness.
Discover how Grant Thornton Bharat's Drone Didis initiative empowers rural women and transforms agriculture with drone technology. Learn more about this success.
Grant Thornton Bharat explores challenges in educating migrant children in India. Learn strategies for inclusion, support, and linguistic diversity.
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tackles the skills gap for India's overseas workforce, boosting career potential and remittances through targeted skilling initiatives.