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In the landscape of organizational behaviour, the concept of Rebel Talent emerges as a compelling paradigm shift, challenging traditional notions of conformity and heralding a new era of innovation and growth.

As weather patterns turn more erratic, there is a need to address data gaps by strengthening weather-monitoring networks to build effective early warning systems for Indian agriculture.

e-waste is one of the fastest-growing solid waste streams in the world. Improper disposal and mismanagement of e-waste can cause severe environmental and health implications. India, as the third-largest e-waste producer in the world, has a greater responsibility towards combating this “tsunami of e-waste”

As global awareness and concern for sustainable development goals (SDGs) continue to rise, corporations are increasingly expected to prioritise SDGs by aligning their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) goals.

Can rituals grounded in shared values act as behavioural nudges building social cohesion to amplify the impact of community development projects?

A successful hiring process ensures that the organization is staffed with qualified, diverse individuals who can contribute to its growth and development. However, the hiring process is only sometimes fair and equitable, as implicit bias can influence it.

Japanese culture has a rich tapestry of concepts and techniques that offer profound insights into life, work, and the natural world around. From the continuous improvement through Kaisen to the soulful hospitality in Omotenashi, these concepts shape not just individual lives but also the broader societal ethos in Japan.

Early in my career, I had the good fortune and opportunity to work on marine turtles along the east coast of India.

Foundational learning and numeracy are vital to achieving quality and equitable educational outcomes. Considering large gaps among children in developing countries, especially those from low-income households, focused interventions are vital to enable children to progress academically and not fall behind the curve.

With the average global temperature set to reach 1.5 °C as early as 2027, there is an urgent need to amplify decarbonization efforts.