Tag: Transforming
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Transforming Kashmir: Can Financial Innovation End Apple and Craft Inventory Crises?
by Haseeb A Drabu Kashmir’s apple and craft sectors are trapped in costly inventory cycles. Strengthened warehousing, credit systems, and innovative financing can stabilise incomes, unlock capital, and protect the Valley’s economy from recurrent shocks. Kashmiri apples and handicrafts both need innovative financial products to manage the costly inventory The recent shock to Kashmir’s…
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Transforming Financial Inclusion: The Impact of Jan Dhan Yojana in India
News Desk 07 December 2025, 03:04 PM IST India’s financial inclusion drive hits a milestone as Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana accounts collectively hold ₹2.75 lakh crore. DFS highlights deeper banking penetration through PMJDY, DBT and upcoming digital reforms. Representational Image New Delhi: India’s financial inclusion programme has marked a major landmark, with Pradhan Mantri…
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Transforming Tech: India’s $400 Billion Bet on Innovation
For decades, India’s IT industry built an empire on a simple promise: deliver more for less. Armed with armies of engineers and the billable hour as their weapon of choice, companies like TCS, Infosys, Cognizant, HCL, and Wipro became the back office of the world. However, 2025 marks an inflection point that few saw coming,…
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Transforming Warfare: The AI-Ready Indian Army in the Era of Digitalisation 3.0
When Defence Minister Rajnath Singh unveiled a suite of cutting-edge digital initiatives at Chanakya Dialogue 2025, it was not simply the release of a few technological platforms. It signified Bharat’s confident civilisational leap into a future where military preparedness is measured not merely by firepower, but by information dominance, cognitive speed and technological self-reliance. The…
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Transforming Global Climate Finance: India’s Climate-Tech Leader Pioneers Transparency and Impact
Others Specials New Delhi [India], December 6: As the world accelerates toward its net-zero goals, India-born climate finance company Oyu Green is leading the charge in a complete rethink of how emerging markets tap into and deploy climate capital. Through a special blend of technology, transparency, and community empowerment, Oyu Green bridges the global divide…
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Transforming the Arts: Trump’s Influence on the Kennedy Center
President Donald Trump doesn’t have his name on the Kennedy Center yet, but he’s already shaped it to his tastes. Just days after participating in the FIFA World Cup draw onstage — and accepting the first-ever FIFA Peace Prize — Trump is expected to host the Kennedy Center Honors, bestowing awards upon Sylvester Stallone, the…
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Transforming Obsolete IT Equipment into Sustainable Opportunities
Businesses can turn a looming wave of old tech into a powerful driver of impact and climate action by rethinking what happens to their Windows 10 devices. As support for the operating system ends, companies face a choice between scrapping millions of usable machines or putting them back to work for people and communities who…
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Transforming Investment Insights: The Impact of FactSet’s AI and Cloud Partnerships
In early December 2025, FactSet revealed that its market intelligence is now available through Amazon Quick Research and confirmed a new partnership with Arcesium to offer a unified, cloud-native investment management platform spanning front, middle, and back office workflows. Together, these moves highlight FactSet’s push deeper into AI-enabled, cloud-based solutions that aim to simplify increasingly…
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Transforming Recovery: The $15B Fire Restoration Industry Embraces AI, Drones, and Sustainable Practices
The fire restoration industry is experiencing unprecedented transformation as advanced technologies and sustainable practices reshape how professionals respond to and recover from fire damage. The sector is rapidly evolving to meet growing demand for faster, more efficient recovery services. 🔥 Quick Facts Global disaster restoration market valued at $42.93 billion in 2025, projected to reach…
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Transforming Islamic Home Financing: A Call for Reform in Malaysia
Islamic home finance in Malaysia was introduced in the 1980s with high expectations. It promised to create a system free from riba (usury), gharar (harmful uncertainty), and ẓulm (injustice) for 20.6 million Malaysian Muslims. Four decades on, the original vision of Islamic home finance as an ethical, risk-sharing alternative compliant to Islamic law Sharia is…