Sanchit Agarwal talks about how companies should have an ecosystem focused on women professionals’ health and wellness at work.
Dr. Parag Agarwal talks about the various crises faced by the Water Sector and explains how democratising can help reach the unreached, aid water conservation and bring about sustainability.
Kris Gopalakrishnan talks about how the IT Sector has created 5 million jobs and become a global industry, and how it is still focused on profitability and sustainability.
The panelists talk about the challenges faced by Asian economies due to the growing friction in global trade and finance, and the different beneficial ways of Regional Co-operations for the New Global Order.
The panelists discuss how Asian economies can coordinate their resilience measures against crises that are happening in the world, and what are the best ways of regional collaboration for businesses within Asia.
Rajive Kaul delivers the Introductory Remarks, Shrinivas Dempo delivers a Special Address and SK Cheong offers a Vote Of Thanks.
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Amit Shukla explains how to use the right technology for government initiatives and how businesses can collaborate with the government to not only scale up but work towards the country’s development.
Vanitha Narayanan talks about how leadership should be “gender agnostic” and how the subject of gender equality should not be overhyped but approached in a neutral manner.
Dr. Wilona Braganza talks about how emotional health is as important as physical health and shares strategies for keeping oneself emotionally healthy.
The panel discusses how women are holding critical portfolios in workspaces, how leadership has to be "gender agnostic" and how stereotypical concepts about women need to be broken.
Saurabh Mukherjea talks about how changes like Transport & Communication Networks, tax reforms, GST, JAM Trinity have helped create unicorns and valuable franchises.
Hon’ble Minister, Nitin Gadkari emphasises on the rapid expansion of roads and highways, shifting to alternative fuels and reducing transportation pollution for a “green India”.
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