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Lina Ashar built Kangaroo Kids and Billabong High by challenging how children were taught. With Dreamtime Learning, she is working on the next education question: how schools build judgment, attention, emotional strength and self-awareness when information itself has become abundant.
Having worked close to India’s ₹75,000 crore banking recapitalization discussions, AirSewa, Zomato’s intercity food bet, and Moloco’s AI-led markets, Siddharth Jhawar offers a sharper way to think about scale, systems, and decision quality.
As the global space economy shifts from exploration to infrastructure, Surbhi Patni Dalmia argues that India’s real opportunity lies in designing systems, not just launching assets. At the intersection of policy, capital, and capability, she frames space as a test of institutional coherence, where long-term advantage will belong to those who can align regulation, talent, and trust into a durable architecture. In this new era, power is less about speed and more about reliability.
