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Why economic growth models must underpin effective HE collaboration
The question, ‘
At the heart of this question is the type of growth we are looking to achieve. Is it jobs-based (e.g. jobs-led recovery), business-based (e.g. to build a stronger business base), inclusive, low carbon/net zero, innovation or sectoral? By answering this question within the overarching question we can then think about how we effectively engage, work together, and ultimately look at driving that growth.
Once we know the type of growth sought, we can understand the relative strengths and weaknesses of HEIs locally, and what they do in those areas. Another area implicit in that is research and data: how this can support the arguments you are making, the growth aspirations, and the model you are seeking to unlock.
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New Delhi: He was speaking on the third in a series of webinars organised by CUTS International on “Improving India’s Competitiveness for Inclusive Economic Growth”.
“The problem boils down to the fact that we simply have not grown fast enough, as an economy. The underlying challenge is the ineffectiveness to translate broad uncontroversial objectives of competitiveness and growth into concrete and actionable policy programmes yielding results in a time-bound manner”,said Ahluwalia.
The webinar touched a wide spectrum of issues ranging from global to sub-national and macro to micro. On the issue of India not joining the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, there was a divided house with panellists putting forth their opinions. The pro-RCEP arguments were premised on the need to participate in the globalised economy in order to reap benefits of higher levels of global competition.
Kotak Mahindra Bank Appoints Dr Ashok Gulati as an Additional Independent Director on its Board
Posted On: 2021-03-05 09:41:07 (Time Zone: Arizona, USA)
Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited today announced the appointment of Padma Shri awardee, Dr. Ashok Gulati as an Additional and Independent Director on the Bank s Board, for a term of five years, effective 6th March, 2021, subject to the approval of the Members of the Bank.
Prakash Apte, Chairman of Kotak Mahindra Bank said, We are truly delighted to have Dr. Ashok Gulati on the Bank s Board of Directors. His insights on the national and international agriculture sector and his experience as a Researcher and writer on the rural economy will immensely add value to our Bank.
India’s covid-19 case trajectory hints at second wave of infection
India reported 16,577 coronavirus infections and 120 deaths in last 24 hours, which has surpassed the average of below 10,000 cases and 100 deaths each day until last month
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With swelling number of fresh covid-19 cases, India appears to mimic the characteristics of countries who have already witnessed or are witnessing the second wave of coronavirus infections. The country reported 16,577 coronavirus infections and 120 deaths in last 24 hours, which has surpassed the average of below 10,000 cases and 100 deaths each day until last month.
Over 86.18% of the new cases are from six states. Maharashtra continues to report the highest daily new cases at 8,702. It is followed by Kerala with 3,677 while Punjab reported 563 new cases, the Union health ministry data shows. Similarly, six states account for 85.83%of the new deaths. Maharashtra saw the maximum casualties (56). Keral