Dr Arpita Mukherjee, Professor at ICRIER, is of the opinion that yoga exports can be a part of traditional and preventive healthcare exports. For this, there is need for standardization of practices, ...

The services sector has been India's mainstay for over three decades post the economic liberalisation in 1991, when it comes to both GVA contribution and trade. However, with the rise of digitisation ...

COVID-19 has led to a sharp increase in the consumption of creative products and services on one hand, but also exposed the sector's vulnerability on the other. Improving demographics, better access ...

Export stakeholders in India are still looking at cross-border e-commerce (CBEC) as a fringe export business, unlike China, which has been pushing CBEC exports for over a decade now. This needs to cha...

Fenil Bhayani, MD, 99DESTINATIONS, opines that measures like the creation of vaccine passports, a common platform to get passports clubbed with the COVID-19 vaccine certificates & a common mobile app ...

While vaccine passports hold one of the keys to getting the travel industry up in the air again, they bring with them a host of concerns related to data security, the emergence of new COVID-19 variant...

As work from home gained momentum in 2020, it boosted the already emerging gig economy and hybrid work force. If backed by a robust infrastructure and well-drafted laws, the gig economy is sure to cre...

While the Indian IT sector is showing robust growth prospects, it needs to invest more in digital skills and improve its share in markets beyond the US and the UK....

While India may be the second largest services exporting developing economy after China, it does not feature at the top in the list of best education service exporting economies. Offering quality assu...

Dr. Anupam Narula, Professor at Amity University, asserts that the pandemic has come as a reality check for educational institutions reluctant to recognise and embrace the disruptive impact of digital...