Australia’s Parliament has passed a bill banning children under 16 from social media, but India needs a middle path with tailored, nuanced solutions to tackle its unique challenges.
India’s proposed AI Safety Institute can position the country as a global leader in evidence-based, human-centric AI governance.
As urban heatwaves worsen, convenience-driven living insulates the privileged, leaving marginalized communities to face the consequences of poor planning and climate inaction.
Transparent reporting and regular gender audits is the way forward to ensure effective and targeted spending for women’s development.
The draft Broadcasting Services Bill could negatively impact India’s growing content creation economy, which has given millions of social media creators new economic opportunities.
The Broadcasting Services (Regulation) Bill, 2024 could significantly undermine creative independence and stymie online freedom of expression in India.
Proposed amendments may worsen the challenges faced by PwDs in obtaining necessary certificates for education and employment.
Insights from LinkedIn’s Economic Graph to examine the current state of women’s representation in corporate India.
An app called ‘SafeNet’ is being tested to allow parents access & control of their children’s devices. Is this the best way to ensure child safety online?
The recent back and forth on AI advisories holds structural lessons for AI regulation in India.
While India has made remarkable strides in the decline of child marriages, data suggests that more still needs to be done.
Proposals to set up fact check units (FCU) by both central and state governments need to be critically analyzed keeping in mind incentives, resources, and safeguards.
