Diversity and Inclusion for Innovation-Led Growth
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India is currently in a transformative period known as Amrit Kaal. The goal is to develop the country into a fully developed nation by the time it celebrates its 100th year of independence in 2047. This achievement necessitates a gradual shift in the economy from being driven by investment to being driven by innovation. Consequently, India needs to prioritize diversity and inclusion while simultaneously revitalizing and strengthening its higher education system.
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