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Mriganka Jaipuriyar Head of News, Asia, S&P Global Platts

1405 posts

Academia 2 years ago

How to thrive in an individualistic corporate maze

By venturing outside of their comfort zone, sensemakers can perceive problems with fresh perspective...

Academia 2 years ago

Human genome sequencing revolutionizes medical treatment

Genomics can be used to predict how well a person will respond to a treatment.

Academia 2 years ago

Enough panicked fear-mongering on climate change

Politicians and pundits call en masse for net-zero policies that will cost far beyond $100 trillion,...

Academia 2 years ago

Fuel subsidy reform is key to unlocking Indonesia’s EV revolution

A balanced approach to reallocating subsidies from fossil fuel to electric cars as part of a compreh...

Academia 2 years ago

Election trash is a recurrent challenge we can address

The environment ministry can establish a recycling program for election trash. ...

Academia 2 years ago

Can Timor-Leste shape the future of the region?

The citizens of Southeast Asia have the prerogative, the right to hear their leaders talking more ab...

Academia 2 years ago

Cybersecurity strategy for Indonesia's critical infrastructure protection

In recent years, Indonesia's critical infrastructure systems have been targeted by a wide range ...

Academia 2 years ago

The blue economy under sustainability and justice principles

The Constitution has at least three articles that provide the basis for promoting blue justice and s...

Academia 2 years ago

From defense diplomacy to defense cooperation

Policies related to the national defense industry might be affected as key decisionmakers shift thei...

Academia 2 years ago

Rethinking food supplies to meet demand in urban areas

History has shown that even milder El Niño events can have far-reaching implications on food ...

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1405 posts

How to thrive in an individualistic corporate maze

Human genome sequencing revolutionizes medical treatment

Enough panicked fear-mongering on climate change

Fuel subsidy reform is key to unlocking Indonesia’s EV revolution

Election trash is a recurrent challenge we can address

Can Timor-Leste shape the future of the region?

Cybersecurity strategy for Indonesia's critical infrastructure protection

The blue economy under sustainability and justice principles

From defense diplomacy to defense cooperation

Rethinking food supplies to meet demand in urban areas