Humans in the Loop: The People Behind the Machines We Trust
-By Saswati Banerjee For all the talk around artificial intelligence, very little of it begins with people. We hear about models, automation, scale. We hear about how AI is transforming the future of work. What we don’t hear enough about is the human effort that makes any of it possible in the first place. The […]
The Better India
Just a few years ago, Yashika struggled to speak in English, hesitated to introduce herself, and viewed technology as a necessity rather than a passion. Today, she works as a software developer, teaches computer skills at an NGO, and contributes to her family’s income. Her journey is not a standalone success story. It is one […]
AI Jobs in India for Beginners: Skills, Courses and Future Scope (2026 Guide)
-By Sriparna Raha Artificial Intelligence, also called AI, is growing very fast in India. Today many companies use AI in simple ways, like answering customer questions, writing messages, or sorting information. Therefore, many new jobs are opening every month. Interestingly, these AI jobs are not only for experts or engineers. Beginners, students, and even homemakers […]
Anudip’s Pre-Summit Event for the India AI Impact Summit 2026 – AI and the Future of Work: Building an Equitable India
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Pre-Summit Event for the India AI Impact Summit 2026: Anudip’s Dream to Build an Equitable India
– By Madhuparna Sukul On January 20, at the India Habitat Centre, Anudip Foundation summoned a kaleidoscopic assembly of visionaries for a Pre-Summit overture to the India AI Impact Summit 2026. It marked a clear break from the routine—a moment that pushed conversations beyond the present and toward what the future of AI could meaningfully […]
National Youth Day 2026: Honoring Vivekananda’s Vision Through Reskilling and Transformation – Anudip
– By Madhuparna Sukul On the occasion of National Youth Day 2026 on January 12, we celebrate Swami Vivekananda Jayanti. The day marks Swami Vivekananda’s birth anniversary, when we remember his powerful impact that led to youth empowerment in India. The National Youth Day in India holds historical significance. It reminds us of the revolutionary […]
India AI Impact Summit 2026: Your Gateway to AI Reskilling Opportunities
By – Madhupurna Sukul Artificial Intelligence is a reality, and undoubtedly, will be an integral part of careers in the future. That’s exactly what the India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi is about to address. Just like the advent of the computer, AI is here to stay. We thought that computers were here to […]
Anudip Foundation and DBS Bank India inaugurate DeepTech Training Centre in Airoli, Maharashtra to empower underserved youth
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 10: Anudip Foundation for Social Welfare, a non-profit organisation dedicated to transforming the lives of economically and socially vulnerable youth, in partnership with DBS Bank India, inaugurated its new DeepTech Training Centre at Airoli, Navi Mumbai. This signified a major milestone in their three-year initiative to skill and empower 2,400 young individuals […]
Inclusive Digital Skills Training in India: Empowering Specially-Abled Youth
– By Sriparna Raha Digital ability is needed by all in the world today. Also, technology is changing the way we live, talk, and get opportunities. But for people with disabilities in India, the digital revolution has too often stayed a far dream. India has over 26.8 million people with disabilities, according to the 2011 […]
Nurturing Tomorrow: Transformative Approaches to Child Education in India
– By Sriparna Raha Education for children in India is both our greatest achievement and our most urgent unfinished work. Even with laws like the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education (RTE) Act 2009, and programs like Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, education is still legally compulsory for only 6 to 14 year-olds, and millions […]