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Remembering Operation Kargil Vijay: Innovative use of Air Power by the Indian Air Force to Turn the Tide in Kargil Kargil Vijay Diwas is observed on July 26th every year. This date marks the day in 1999 when the Indian Army successfully recaptured all the positions held by the Pakistani infiltrators. The victory was a significant milestone in Indian military history, showcasing the raw courage, strength, determination and professional acumen of the armed forces. The day is a reminder of the sacrifices made by the soldiers to safeguard the nation. It also serves as an occasion to reflect on the importance of national security and the need to remain vigilant against external threats. The story of Operation Kargil Vijay goes

It has been hard to escape discussions on the impacts of AI, a technology that seems like it has sprung from the pages of science fiction. The rapid development of large language models (LLMs) and generative AI seemingly promises a cornucopia of potential benefits that many companies are eager to avail – productivity, efficiency and the unlocking of entirely new workflows (and workforces). However, with some of the hype cycle around AI fading away, the question of what AI adaptations will help companies maximise their integration of the technology could not be more critical right now.  For too long, corporate investment in women has been measured by the number of training hours delivered or certifications completed. In an AI-driven economy,

Introduction There has been a considerable evolution of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) within the last few decades, as this concept has developed from a voluntary philanthropic approach into a strategically motivated and legally governed corporate governance practice. Historically, businesses have seen their social responsibilities in ethical terms as a way of demonstrating such responsibilities in the form of philanthropy, social welfare, and other charitable interventions. Nonetheless, the emergence of globalization, industrialization, environmental degradation, and increased socio-economic disparities has changed the perspective of society about the role of corporations. Currently, societies expect corporations to help not only in economic development but also in sustainable development, social justice, environment, and human resource development (Carroll, 1991; Porter & Kramer, 2011). Corporate social responsibility

When technology learns to adapt to people Accessibility often becomes visible in the simplest moments. When I enter a conference room or public space, I notice the podium height, walking path, seating, lighting and ergonomics — asking myself whether the space is accessible for my needs. Some needs are visible and permanent; others are temporary, situational or invisible. Accessibility is about dignity, independence and participation. More than 1.3 billion people globally live with disabilities, and the need for accessibility is expected to grow as populations age. As education, work, healthcare, banking and public services become more digital, digital accessibility is no longer a niche need; it is a social and economic priority. “The question is not whether AI will make