Sambodhi
ImpactX 2024
Think back to March 2020, when COVID-19 became our problem, threatening our lives, livelihoods, and society.
High-quality data is the most integral part of the world's policy-making process.
Caroline Herschel, an astronomer born in Germany, discovered eight comets and three nebulae and was praised by the King of Prussia and London's Royal Astronomical Society.
Evidence-based policymaking requires robust databases that help policymakers approach welfare empirically and logically.
A key feature of any data collection exercise is to create a medium for quality data to be collected and processed for insightful and impactful decision-making.
Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, active internet users in urban India grew by 4% while in rural areas, it increased by 13%.
For someone who is not an expert in the field of research and data analysis, understanding the nuances surrounding data transparency and data protection can be a complicated process.
Do you remember reading school textbooks that began with the Preamble and Gandhi's Talisman?
The pandemic changed people's relationship with food and their health after witnessing just how dangerous COVID-19 proved to be for humanity.
