India is at a historic turning point right now. The country has a youthful energy that is craved by rapidly aging nations. According to UNFPA reports, over 50% of its population is under 25 and over 65% under 35. Indians are currently about 29 years...
For decades, medical innovation has been defined by technological sophistication such as advanced imaging, robotic precision, and specialist-dependent diagnostics designed for infrastructure-rich health systems. While these advances have improved outcomes in high-income markets, they have also reinforced a structural mismatch between global health needs and...
What Is Pink Hydrogen? Pink hydrogen refers to hydrogen produced via water electrolysis using electricity generated from nuclear power. Electrolysis splits water (H₂O) into hydrogen (H₂) and oxygen (O₂). The defining characteristic of pink hydrogen is not the production method itself, electrolysis is common to several...
A Collaboration with Dr. Ken Yeang and T. R. Hamzah & Yeang on Ecological Design and Sustainable Architecture. The Constructed Ecosystem: Architecture for a Sustainable Tomorrow is a collaborative publication between the Frost & Sullivan Institute and Dr. Ken Yeang, a visionary leader, globally recognized...
Urban flooding has transitioned from a seasonal nuisance to a pervasive modern threat, undermining the safety, economies, and resilience of cities worldwide. Once confined to coastal megacities or deltas, floods now sweep through inland capitals, overwhelmed by intense rainfall, inadequate drainage, and haphazard urban development....
Fast fashion has become a ubiquitous term in the contemporary apparel landscape, denoting a business model that emphasizes the rapid design, production, and distribution of inexpensive garments that mimic current trends. Engineered for speed and scale, these garments are often worn only a handful of...
At the edge of our cities, where roads thin and zoning laws lose interest, the land begins to rise in unnatural ways. These are not hills shaped by geology, but by habit, layers of plastic, food waste, broken concrete, electronics, batteries, clothe and other consumer...
Every minute, the equivalent of one garbage truck full of plastic enters the ocean. With an estimated 75–199 million tonnes of ocean plastic already contaminating marine ecosystems, the crisis threatens biodiversity, public health, and the livelihoods of more than 3 billion people dependent on the...
Gender equity remains a global challenge today, with the latest 2025 Global Gender Gap Report by the World Economic Forum indicating that only 68.8% of the overall gender gap has been closed worldwide. This means full gender parity is still estimated to take about 123...
