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Providing mentoring and a positive example for other women will lead to the ultimate career prize: earning the additional title of ‘queenmaker’.
Sue Musson is the author of Make way for the ‘queenmaker’.
When organisations fail to embed inclusive values into everyday conversations, meetings, and decisions, those values become easy to sideline. Strategic communication brings coherence, clarity, and emotional resonance to inclusion work.
At its heart, aviation safety is not a checkbox—it is a covenant. A covenant that calls for vigilance from institutions, empathy from leaders, and maturity from citizens. If India is to truly honour those we lost, our collective promise must be clear: never again through neglect, never again through complacency.
While GDP serves as a valuable macroeconomic indicator, it does not fully reflect the complexities of inclusive development or social well-being. Still, from the perspective of economic strategy and industrial progress, Make in India has undeniably acted as a catalyst in elevating India’s standing in the global economy and shaping its path toward long-term growth.
India’s ascent is profoundly reshaping the grammar of global discourse, offering a new template for nations seeking dignity, agency, and prosperity in an increasingly multipolar world. This isn’t just about economic numbers; it’s about a nation seizing its destiny.
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