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Avdhut Desai

Avdhut Desai

Avdhut Desai is a brand strategist and business growth consultant with a track record of building startups across tech and education. He is the founder of Tech Foresigh, Foresight Foundation and Foresight Education and the Founder & Chief Editor of The Foresight, where he writes on India's institutions, governance, and public policy.

Contributions by Avdhut Desai

India Is Still Teaching For A Century That’s Over
Education

India Is Still Teaching For A Century That’s Over

Avdhut Desai1 August 20261 August 2026

A minister resigned after the NEET paper leak protests. It isn’t enough. This piece traces India’s education system from Macaulay’s clerks to Kota’s coaching factories, compares it against global benchmarks, and asks what a genuine overhaul would actually require.

From Insult to Institution: Why CJP Must Rename Itself Now
Opinion

From Insult to Institution: Why CJP Must Rename Itself Now

Avdhut Desai26 July 20261 August 2026

The Name That Started a Movement Should Not Be the Name That Limits It – A branding note on the Cockroach Janta Party, from one strategist to a movement at its biggest turning point.

The Silence Tax: What India Loses Every Time a Question Gets Called Treason
Politics

The Silence Tax: What India Loses Every Time a Question Gets Called Treason

Avdhut Desai21 July 20261 August 2026

A minister called protesters “disruptive elements.” A grieving father asked him to look at his dead son instead. What India’s NEET crisis reveals about the real cost of treating every hard question as treason — and what it costs the government’s own loyal supporters too.

The State That Only Listens to Empty Stomachs
Governance & Policy

The State That Only Listens to Empty Stomachs

Avdhut Desai16 July 20261 August 2026

Sonam Wangchuk, the engineer who once froze water into ice to save a Himalayan village, is eighteen days into his sixth hunger strike in three years. This isn’t just a story about Ladakh’s statehood demand or an exam scandal — it’s about a government that has learned to talk only after a court, or a crisis, forces its hand.

Why you need a good image CDN provider for your e-commerce store?
Technology

Why you need a good image CDN provider for your e-commerce store?

Avdhut Desai4 June 20201 August 2026

A good image CDN provider for e-commerce stores delivers impressive and reliable web experience to users and helps e-commerce store to grow in the market.

How to drive innovation at your workplace?
Business

How to drive innovation at your workplace?

Avdhut Desai21 January 20201 August 2026

Innovation and creativity aren’t the forbidden islands for us. Most of the time we play with the ideas that could be novel in originality while taking a shower or in the early morning when we are half-awake!

What Builds A Great Team? Two Pointers!
Business

What Builds A Great Team? Two Pointers!

Avdhut Desai20 January 20201 August 2026

For leadership to thrive, the teams are much more than complimentary thing and on the flipside, a team grows productive on the foundation of an able leadership.

Role of NGOs in Socio-Economic Development in The Country
Society & Public Life

Role of NGOs in Socio-Economic Development in The Country

Avdhut Desai20 January 20201 August 2026

NGOs in India are working on various fronts with a specific humanitarian cause such as rural development, women’s rights, children’s education, literacy, environmental issues, water and sanitation, financial empowerment, and other social issues.

Importance of HRIS and its Key Benefits
Business

Importance of HRIS and its Key Benefits

Avdhut Desai20 January 20201 August 2026

With the ever-widening scope of the market, the companies naturally needed an effective management system to efficiently handle the data.

Used Car VS New Car: What is more value for money?
Automotive & Industry

Used Car VS New Car: What is more value for money?

Avdhut Desai20 January 20201 August 2026

In the year 2018–19, 4 million used cars have been bought and sold whereas for the same period only 3.6 million new cars were sold.

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India Is Still Teaching For A Century That’s Over

Avdhut Desai1 August 20261 August 2026

Dharmendra Pradhan is no longer India's education minister. He stepped down, after weeks of protests…

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28 Lakh EVs, 52,718 Chargers: India’s Infrastructure Gap

Editorial Team30 July 202630 July 2026

India's EV story keeps setting records. June 2026 retail sales hit an all-time high of…

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First Private Indian Rocket to Reach Orbit. Two Ex-ISRO Scientists Built It.

Editorial Team29 July 202630 July 2026

On July 18, 2026, Skyroot Aerospace's Vikram-1 reached a 450-km orbit from Sriharikota — the…

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Opinion

From Insult to Institution: Why CJP Must Rename Itself Now

Avdhut Desai26 July 20261 August 2026

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A minister called protesters "disruptive elements." A grieving father asked him to look at his dead son instead. What India's NEET crisis reveals about the real cost of treating every hard question as treason — and what it costs the government's own loyal supporters too. 5
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The Silence Tax: What India Loses Every Time a Question Gets Called Treason

Avdhut Desai21 July 20261 August 2026

"They are the B-team of disruptive elements," India's Education Minister told a national television audience…

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