The presentation of 37 innovative Indian deep technology projects for BRICS leaders is expected in New Delhi this week. Among the showcased Indian developments will be a cervical cancer screening system that assesses risks in less than 60 seconds, as well as an electric motor that does not use rare earth materials.
Manash Pratim Gohain, a journalist with over twenty years of experience at The Times of India, is known for his extensive portfolio covering education policy, politics, and governance. He has received recognition for his in-depth coverage of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, accreditation reforms, and learning initiatives.
Furthermore, he has covered student politics, urban politics, and social movements. His political journalism, which combines a reflective approach with news coverage, lends depth to his texts by linking politics to social impact. With 2500 articles and related publications, he has become an authoritative voice in the national discourse, especially regarding the connection between educational reforms and broader social changes.