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Employee engagement has emerged as a foremost determinant of organisational performance in the post-pandemic landscape, yet its measurement, antecedents, and productivity consequences remain underexplored in India's larg…
India’s startup ecosystem has expanded from 471 DPIIT-recognised startups in 2016 to over 1,17,000 in March 2024, making it the third-largest globally by recognised startup count. This rapid quantitative expansion …
The manufacturing sector accounts for approximately 27% of India’s total greenhouse gas emissions and is subject to escalating environmental regulatory pressure through the Bureau of Energy Efficiency’s Perfo…
India’s corporate governance landscape has undergone substantive regulatory evolution through SEBI’s Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements (LODR) Regulations 2015, subsequent amendments mandating at…
The COVID-19 pandemic exposed systemic fragility in Indian manufacturing supply chains: automobile plants in Chennai and Pune suspended production for 6-12 weeks due to semiconductor and wiring harness shortages from Eas…
Digital transformation has emerged as the defining strategic imperative of the current decade for listed Indian corporations, yet empirical evidence on the specific leadership and organisational capabilities that convert…
Artificial intelligence-based applicant tracking systems (ATS) and automated resume screening tools have achieved widespread adoption in Indian corporate recruitment, with estimates suggesting that over 73% of large Indi…
Rural ecotourism — sustainable nature-based tourism in biodiversity-rich rural areas that integrates conservation, local community involvement, and authentic cultural experiences — has emerged as an increasin…
The rapid digitization of India's economy and society has generated a correspondingly rapid proliferation of cybercrime—encompassing financial fraud, data breaches, online harassment, ransomware, and state-sponsore…
Child stunting—defined as height-for-age Z-score below −2 standard deviations from the WHO Child Growth Standards median—remains the most prevalent form of childhood malnutrition globally and the leadin…