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IWT: India’s Actions Will Affect Pakistan, but the Latter’s Poor Water Management Is Also an Issue

1 week ago | thewire.in | Amit Ranjan |Genevieve Donnellon-May

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As Vance Visits Delhi, India Deepens Ties-But Eyes China Too

1 week ago | moderndiplomacy.eu | Amit Ranjan |Genevieve Donnellon-May

Authors: Amit Ranjan and Genevieve Donnellon-MayCan India walk the tightrope between the United States of America (U.S.) and China without losing balance and maintaining strategic autonomy? As the U.S. and China lock horns in a bruising tariff war, countries around the world are being forced to choose sides—or at least, pretend they have not chosen a side but are securing their larger interests. Nowhere is this balancing act more delicate, or more consequential, than in the case of India.
Can Bangladesh secure its water future with China and India?

1 month ago | thinkchina.sg | Amit Ranjan |Genevieve Donnellon- MayResearcher |Genevieve Donnellon-May |Yu Zeyuan

Bangladesh’s water diplomacy with China and India reflects Dhaka’s efforts to address its growing water needs while trying to balance the complex geopolitical situation in the region, say Singapore-based Indian researcher Amit Ranjan and Australian researcher Genevieve Donnellon-May. In a landmark moment for Dhaka-Beijing relations, Bangladesh’s chief adviser to the interim Bangladeshi government, Muhammad Yunus, embarked on a significant four-day visit to China from 26-29 March.
Creating a More Inclusive and Agile Workplace

Jan 25, 2025 | businessmanager.in | Amit Prakash |Deepika Pillai |Amit Ranjan |Vivek Anand

FacebookXPinterestLinkedIn Workplaces may change with time, but the hustle of tight deadlines, back-to-back meetings, and the ever-present performance targets that need to be met remain constant. These factors make it essential for organizations to focus on building a workplace that focuses on employee engagement and consistent growth. Engaged employees are the backbone of an organization; they keep the wheels of innovation turning and ensure high productivity.
Afghanistan’s climate chaos

Nov 1, 2024 | asiatimes.com | Amit Ranjan |Genevieve Donnellon-May

A recent Taliban decree bans women from praying aloud in the presence of one another, prohibiting them from hearing each other’s voices. Since returning to power in August 2021, the Taliban have implemented numerous such decrees, raising serious concerns about the basic rights of the Afghan population. Unfortunately, international organizations and countries have largely failed to take meaningful action to support those living under Taliban rule.
Technology Is Not A Magic Pill

Oct 31, 2024 | businessmanager.in | Amit Singh |Rajesh Kumar Soni |Amit Ranjan |Trilok Kumar Jain

FacebookXPinterestLinkedIn What are HR leaders’ key challenges when implementing automation tools while maintaining the human equation in employee engagement and keeping the workplace human? AS As technology advances at an unprecedented rate, the C-suite increasingly expects HR leadership to harness AI-driven tools for workforce efficiency and productivity.
Technology Should be seen as a Support Tool

Oct 31, 2024 | businessmanager.in | Ranjeet Singh |Rajesh Kumar Soni |Amit Ranjan |Trilok Kumar Jain

FacebookXPinterestLinkedIn What are HR leaders’ key challenges when implementing automation tools while maintaining the human equation in employee engagement and keeping the workplace human? RS Implementing HR automation tools while preserving the human equation in the workplace is a delicate balancing act. One of the critical challenges HR leaders face is ensuring that the selected automation tools align with the organisation’s existing practices and culture.
Technology can be an Enabler, but not the Sole Reliable Element

Oct 31, 2024 | businessmanager.in | Suvro Raychaudhuri |Rajesh Kumar Soni |Amit Ranjan |Trilok Kumar Jain

FacebookXPinterestLinkedIn What are HR leaders’ key challenges when implementing automation tools while maintaining the human equation in employee engagement and keeping the workplace human? SR HR leaders face five main challenges when deploying automation tools while maintaining a human-centric workplace :1.
Automation Should Add Value to Employees and the Organisation

Oct 31, 2024 | businessmanager.in | Apurv Choubey |Rajesh Kumar Soni |Amit Ranjan |Trilok Kumar Jain

FacebookXPinterestLinkedIn What are HR leaders’ key challenges when implementing automation tools while maintaining the human equation in employee engagement and keeping the workplace human? AC Automation and digitization are a need of the hour to support the business, it ensures faster and more accurate output as compared to any manual process.
The future of HR lies in Hybrid Model

Oct 31, 2024 | businessmanager.in | Rajesh Kumar Soni |Amit Ranjan |Trilok Kumar Jain |Apurv Choubey

FacebookXPinterestLinkedIn What are HR leaders’ key challenges when implementing automation tools while maintaining the human equation in employee engagement and keeping the workplace human? SD Implementing automation in HR presents a delicate balancing act between driving efficiency and maintaining authentic employee engagement. The key challenge is ensuring that automation enhances, rather than detracts from, the human experience.