Geographies in Depth
By 2027, India will have nearly a million millionaires
India’s list of millionaires has more than doubled in the last 10 years. But there’s still no stopping Indians.
Having lived in four very different countries—India, England, Singapore, and the US—Ananya is obsessed with how tech empowers people from all walks of life. Prior to Quartz, she interned with the Verge, CNNMoney, Inc.com, and the Hindustan Times. Ananya holds a bachelor's degree in economics and journalism from New York University, and speaks Hindi, Bengali, and Spanish. When awake and not at work, you'll find her dancing or eating. You can follow her @ananya_b94
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Emerging Technologies
India hopes to become an AI powerhouse, with inspiration from China
Artificial intelligence (AI) has finally caught the Indian government’s attention.
Geographies in Depth
This Indian delivery station is run by the hearing-impaired
Every morning at around 8:30am, as India’s financial capital wakes up to another noisy workday, a little-known e-commerce delivery centre joins the grind.
Geographies in Depth
India's women are choosing to go to worse colleges than men
The economist Girija Borker’s brilliant new research (pdf) uncovers one of the unseen ways sexual harassment changes lives and the economy.
Geographies in Depth
The Indian government wants to take on Uber and Ola
The Indian government could soon become a player in the $10 billion ride-hailing market, launching its own taxi-booking app, the country’s minister for transport said on July 24.
Fourth Industrial Revolution
These are the places with the fastest internet in the world
South Korea tops the charts when it comes to measuring the world’s fastest internet connectivity speeds. At 26.3 megabits per second, it was the only country above the 25 Mbps threshold i...
How an anti-gravity suit is saving the lives of new mothers
In 1969, medical researchers at NASA’s Ames Research Center were referred an unusual patient: a local California woman who had given birth to a healthy baby, but who kept haemorrhaging da...
Health and Healthcare Systems
This USB stick is helping tackle one of the world's biggest killers
Though there is no cure for the human immunodeficiency virus, we now know enough about it to slow its growth within the human body, and to prevent its spread from person to person.
Geographies in Depth
Machine learning and game theory is helping fight elephant poaching
Africa’s wildlife is in a constant state of danger.
Emerging Technologies
This smart tattoo can turn into a touchpad
With DuoSkin, wearables are no longer just an accessory. They become part of your skin.