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K&L Digest Issue- December 2025
“Knowledge”, they say, is the best accessory! At The Knowledge andLearning Enterprise, we strongly believe in the passion for learning.Stay informed and sharpen your knowledge with our monthly digest, designedto provide quick, concise, and valuable insights. Whether you’re…
Keep readingK&L Digest Issue- November 2025
“Knowledge”, they say, is the best accessory! At The Knowledge andLearning Enterprise, we strongly believe in the passion for learning.Stay informed and sharpen your knowledge with our monthly digest, designedto provide quick, concise, and valuable insights. Whether you’re…
Keep readingK&L Digest Issue- September 2025
“Knowledge”, they say, is the best accessory! At The Knowledge andLearning Enterprise, we strongly believe in the passion for learning.Stay informed and sharpen your knowledge with our monthly digest, designedto provide quick, concise, and valuable insights. Whether you’re…
Keep readingExplore Our December Monthly Digest: Volume 1 & 2 Highlights
Explore the best of December with Volume two of our Digests, Part 1 and Part 2! At Mudita Learning and Knowledge Pvt. Ltd., we are driven by a deep passion for continuous learning and personal growth. The K&L…
Keep readingK&L Digest Issue- November
“Knowledge”, they say, is the best accessory! At The Knowledge and Learning Enterprise, we strongly believe in the passion for learning. Stay informed and sharpen your knowledge with our monthly digest, designed to provide quick, concise, and valuable…
Keep readingBRIEFING- DIGITAL PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION (DPDP) LAW OF INDIA
A BRIEFING has been prepared on the : DIGITAL PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION (DPDP) LAW OF INDIA , which has recently been operationalised , through a phased compliance framework . The BRIEFING is in three parts :⁃ The Key…
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Boosting Credit Flow to MSMEs: Government Initiatives Explained
Enhancing the flow of bank credit to MSMEs through formalisation Improving credit flow to the MSME sector at low cost has been a policy priority of the Government and the RBI. Various initiatives have been undertaken in this…
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Post-Pandemic Economic Recovery in India
India’s GDP and GVA experienced resilient recovery post-pandemic, with growth rates surpassing pre-pandemic levels. Macroeconomic indicators showed significant recovery due to counter-cyclical fiscal policies, digital infrastructure advancements, and reforms encouraging capital formation. This environment averted permanent losses in…
Keep readingIndia’s Pioneering Diplomat and Leader- Vijay Lakshmi Pandit
“The more we sweat in peace, the less we bleed in war.” – Vijay Lakshmi Pandit. Download the full article to read it offline:
Keep readingMary Wollstonecraft- Pioneer of Modern Feminism & Political Philosopher
She was born in Spitalfields, London, on 27th April, 1759. A moral and political philosopher, Mary Wollstonecraft’s radical critique of the condition of women in modern society, developed some 50 years before the emergence of the female suffrage…
Keep readingSavitribai Phule
Life Sketch of Savitribai Phule Savitribai Phule (1831 – 1897) was a trailblazing Indian social reformer, educator, and poet, renowned for her advocacy for women’s rights, girls’ education, and the empowerment of marginalized communities during the 19th century. …
Keep readingHannah Arendt – Political Theorist & Philosopher
Life Sketch of Hannah Arendt Hannah Arendt (1906–1975) was a political theorist and philosopher born in Germany, recognized as one of the 20th century’s most original thinkers. She is renowned for her insights into totalitarianism, power, authorship, and…
Keep readingMario Vargas Llosa (1936 – 2025)
Jorge Mario Pedro Vargas Llosa, commonly known as Mario Vargas Llosa, is recognized as one of the most significant Latin American writers of the 20th and 21st centuries, and of his generation. His body of work encompasses fiction,…
Keep readingBridging bytes and governments: Artificial intelligence ecosystems through partnerships
Several countries are pioneering new models for inclusive artificial intelligence (AI) ecosystems and partnerships, with a global impact. For example, the Republic of Korea is a global leader in AI research and development, with a mix of public…
Keep readingWho’s the boss? The rise of algorithmic management in the automobile manufacturing sector
Uma Rani and Morgan Williams, International Labour Organization Many of today’s algorithmic management tools are rooted in 1980s and 1990s technologies. In automobile manufacturing, electronic work instructions and other systems were introduced to prevent errors along the assembly…
Keep readingSmart systems, shared goals: The complementarity of artificial intelligence and digital public infrastructure
Traditionally, infrastructure has been associated with physical assets such as roads, electricity grids, and water systems that provide essential services for public use. However, the concept of infrastructure has evolved. Digital public infrastructure, a multidimensional approach to national…
Keep readingAssessing artificial intelligence’s productivity effects
Artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to yield considerable productivity impacts, but empirical findings remain inconclusive. The magnitude, timing, and distribution of productivity effects are uncertain and depend heavily on the methodology and assumptions. The US National Academies of…
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International Panel on the Information Environment, Scientific Panel on Global Standards for AI Audits As artificial intelligence (AI) systems become increasingly ubiquitous across all sectors of society, the need for robust auditing and oversight mechanisms has become more…
Keep readingMore subtle manifestations of power emerge in artificial intelligence models’ behaviour
Generative artificial intelligence (AI) systems are trained using around 90 percent of English materials. While one cannot directly tie training data to AI outputs, there is evidence that the predominance of English in training data has an impact.…
Keep readingThe UN Global Digital Compact for addressing power imbalances and fostering inclusive artificial intelligence
“A world of AI haves and have-nots would be a world of perpetual instability. We must never allow AI to stand for ‘advancing inequality.’ We can only build a world where technology serves all humanity by preventing the…
Keep readingRecommendations on digital platforms and human development: Is artificial intelligence part of the problem or the solution?
Artificial intelligence (AI) is not the issue with recommender systems, since any solution to improving online recommendations will likely require some form of AI. A core problem with current approaches is that they derive recommendations primarily from human…
Keep readingAs technologies advance, so do new ways of perpetrating violence against women
One of the most grievous consequences of advances in digital technologies has been the alarming rise of technology-facilitated gender-based violence around the world. Technology-facilitated gender- based violence is “any act that is committed, assisted, aggravated or amplified by…
Keep readingGoing beyond access: Women’s disproportionate care responsibilities drive their lower digital skills
Deep-rooted gender norms shape women’s ability to acquire digital skills. These norms assign them a disproportionate share of domestic and caregiving responsibilities, limit their time and opportunities for education, skill development, and workforce participation, and reinforce gender gaps…
Keep readingBook Review: Why Bharat Matters by S. JaiShankar
Publication. Date – 10 January 2025 Publisher – Rupa Publications India Introduction This book is authored by the Hon’ble Minister of External Affairs, S. JaiShankar, and explores India’s position on the global stage alongside its achievements that resonate…
Keep readingConnected or disconnected? Exploring possible mechanisms between smartphones and mental well-being
Social comparison. Well-being is determined by what people have and how much they think they have relative to others. This is well-established in the literature on income and earnings, and it extends more broadly to other settings, such…
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Exploring the Risks of AI Companionship
Harmful friends without benefits More and more people have established emotional relationships with artificial intelligence (AI)–powered characters. These characters are constructed to validate users without disagreement. They provide emotional and intimate support within seconds. Users perceive sophisticated chatbots…
Keep readingArtificial intelligence on social media undermines agency and drives emotions, but only for some young people so far
The growing prevalence of social media recommender systems optimized for engagement based on online behaviour, AI-powered photo filters, chatbots, editing tools, and artificial intelligence (AI)—generated content, such as deepfakes, poses potential risks to mental well-being. The risk is…
Keep readingLeveling the playing field for disadvantaged students
Innovations in artificial intelligence (AI) could boost the capabilities of students facing disadvantages during their education journey. Migrant children, for example, can face language barriers and different stages of learning when joining their host country’s education system. AI…
Keep readingArtificial intelligence can violate children’s rights—or protect them
Online child sexual abuse can take several forms, from sharing sexual images or videos to online solicitation consisting of unwanted or pressured sexual interactions. Such abuse is common even in regions with low access to digital technologies (Figure…
Keep readingArtificial intelligence is revolutionizing biomedicine
Generative artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to generate much more than text, images, and video, and there is substantial interest in applying AI to biomedical research and development. Two active intertwined areas of research surround protein folding…
Keep readingHuman intelligence is not defined by that of a single human, but of many: Could artificial intelligence get there?
The breadth of tasks for which artificial intelligence (AI) can exceed the performance of even talented individuals is rapidly increasing, resulting in speculation that AI will soon do so at all tasks humans complete. This, in turn, leads…
Keep readingThe perils and affordances of artificial intelligence
Recent artificial intelligence (AI) developments have generated much interest about safety, both in the potential for misuse of AI and in the accidental risks that may emerge as unintended consequences. Some evidence suggests that even when designed to…
Keep readingSummary of Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway (1882–1941)
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Keep readingDifference Between Generative Artificial Intelligence and Classic Programming
Generative AI differs from classical programming in many subtle ways. Outputs in classical programming follow from instruction to the machine in a sequence of specific and fully certain actions that lead the machine to always produce the same…
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Keep readingThe Indian Constitution – by Gautam Bhatia
This is a detailed summary and review of Gautam Bhatia’s ‘The Indian Constitution’. It aims to provide readers with a comprehensive understanding of the book’s content and insights, helping them grasp the key themes and chapters. Introduction This…
Keep readingPioneer and father of India’s Science Museum Movement – Saroj Ghose
Dr. Saroj Ghose is widely recognized as the Father of India’s Science Museum Movement. A science museum focuses on scientific themes and displays, frequently featuring interactive exhibits and educational initiatives. Under the National Council of Science Museums, there…
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Understanding the Genome India Project at IBDC
The Genome India Project has sequenced the genomes of 10,074 healthy individuals from diverse populations across India, creating a genetic variation library to enhance scientific research and healthcare. The data, archived at the Indian Biological Data Center, supports…
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Quiz of the Day! Tony Stark is the real name of which Marvel comics superhero?
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India’s Electric Vehicle Mission: Roadmap and Benefits
The Status of Implementation of the National Electric Mobility Mission Plan Introduction The National Electric Mobility Mission Plan (NEMMP) 2020 is a key initiative by the Government of India to promote electric vehicles (EVs) and enhance national energy…
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The Importance of Responsible E-Waste Recycling in India
E-waste generation is rising due to rapid technological advancements. The revised E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2022 aim to streamline recycling, improve Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), and promote a circular economy. Learn more about India’s approach to sustainable e-waste management.
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DEEP OCEAN MISSION
India’s Deep Ocean Mission is set to revolutionize deep-sea exploration with the development of the Matsya 6000 submersible, capable of reaching 6000m underwater. Led by the Ministry of Earth Sciences and NIOT, this mission aims to unlock oceanic…
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Adopt a Heritage Scheme 2.0: Reviving India’s Monuments
Introduction India, with its rich cultural heritage and historical monuments, has always been a global attraction. To ensure that these heritage sites remain well-preserved and visitor-friendly, the Adopt a Heritage Scheme 2.0 was launched. This initiative enables private…
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National Broadband Mission 2.0: Revolutionizing Connectivity in India
The National Broadband Mission 2.0 aims to revolutionize rural broadband connectivity in India. Set to launch on April 1, 2025, it focuses on satellite broadband, optical fiber expansion, and seamless telecom infrastructure deployment. With key initiatives like Bharat…
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India Energy Week 2025: Transforming the Future of Energy
A Global Platform for Energy Collaboration India Energy Week (IEW) 2025, scheduled from February 11 to 14, 2025, at the Yashobhoomi Convention Centre, New Delhi, is set to be one of the most significant global events in the…
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DoT and ITU Collaborate on AI-Driven Digital Twin Technologies for Future-Ready Infrastructure
The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) have signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) to explore AI-driven digital twin technologies for future-ready infrastructure planning. This collaboration marks a shift in telecom’s role from mere…
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First Sea Shipment of Indian Pomegranates to Australia
India achieves a major milestone in agricultural exports with its first-ever sea shipments of premium pomegranates to Australia. Facilitated by APEDA in collaboration with AgroStar and Kay Bee Exports, this breakthrough expands global market access for Indian fresh…
Keep readingPradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana turns Nine
Empowering Annadata & Protecting Livelihoods Introduction On February 18, 2025, Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana marks its nine-year anniversary, celebrating close to a decade of empowering the farmers of India. Launched in 2016 by Prime Minister Shri Narendra…
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Quiz of the Day ! To which country of the world the region Flanders, and Wallonia, belong to?
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Quiz of the Day ! What is the term of the geological process that occurs when one tectonic plate sinks beneath another at a convergent plate boundary?
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Quiz of the Day! What is the name of the cartography technique in which a cylindrical map projection shows direction, shape, and angle accurately?
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