Disability rights law

Disability rights law needs enforceable access

India has expanded disability rights and accessible infrastructure, but courts are still pushing for enforceable standards. #disabilityrights Read more »
AI watermarks

AI watermarks erase human authors twice, while claiming to protect authenticity

Models absorb human creativity without consent, then label human-directed work as machine-made, creating a troubling double erasure of authorship. Read more »
India's venture capital

India’s venture capital recovery has a technology problem

India’s venture capital market is recovering, but large global cheques are moving towards AI, chips and deep tech where Indian firms still lack scale. #venturecapital Read more »
India’s BBB sovereign rating

India’s BBB sovereign rating puts fiscal repair ahead of growth

India’s BBB sovereign rating reflects a strong economy and stable policy, but S&P says weak public finances and high debt remain the main constraints. #creditrating #economy Read more »
Robotic blood draw devices

Robotic blood draw devices raise questions on consent

Robotic blood draw devices could ease staff shortages, but Aletta's arrival puts patient choice, supervision and liability under scrutiny. #robot Read more »
rising income inequality

Income inequality sparks public fury in Australia

Fights over multiculturalism and gender are hiding the core of the Australian people’s despair — rising income inequality. Read more »
India-Canada trade

India-Canada trade reset needs political guardrails

India-Canada trade ties are picking up, but CEPA must build institutions strong enough to withstand future diplomatic disputes. #CEPA #Canada Read more »
RBI data governance draft

RBI data governance draft redraws bank-fintech ties

RBI data governance draft could reshape bank-fintech contracts as lenders face greater responsibility for third-party data risks. #RBI #fintech Read more »
infoglut in australia

Breaking through infoglut: The anger-information overload cycle

Infoglut on COVID, global warming, conspiracy theorists, natural disasters, financial collapses — and a sham social media ban make young Australians are glum. Read more »
education trap in India

India’s education trap begins with unequal access

Government schools remain crucial to mobility, but closures, costs and unreliable examinations could create an education trap in India. Read more »