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Blockchain Could Be The Elf Easing Your PF Woes
Stakeholders of US retirement funds argue that blockchain could be a more practical way to fix the existing outdated system designed for stable jobs, and the same approach could help EPFO.
Blockchain Gets The Gate Pass To Enter US Financial Markets
There could be lessons here for India on how new-age financial assets, such as cryptos, might be integrated into current rules and regulations.
Fake Degrees? Blockchain Will Hash It Out For You
Blockchain gives every academic certificate a digital fingerprint — a ‘hash’ — helping universities anywhere in the world check in seconds whether the credentials submitted by an applicant are genuine or fake.
Blockchain Could Finally Free Private-Equity Funds
In India, only the rich get access to private-equity funds. Blockchain could change that, giving everyone access to the rich-only club of niche investments offering lucrative returns.
Every Pill You Take… Blockchain’s Watching You
Blockchain, given a chance, could track every pill and catch fake or unsafe medicines before they reach you.
Why Some Blockchain Projects Hit A Roadblock
Blockchain was supposed to help run your business smoothly, but it failed to take off in some cases. The issue wasn’t with the technology itself, but with how it was applied.
‘Countries Don’t Know Their Losses’: Global Anti Scam Alliance Chief Rajat Maheshwari
Maheshwari, the chairman of Global Anti-Scam Alliance, said that education, policy, and technology need to be combined to take on scams globally.
Blockchain Takes No Prisoners In Fight Against Corruption
Public money disappears most of the time, and often nobody really knows who pocketed it and when. In the Philippines, they’re trying something different: a blockchain system that promises to deal with widespread corruption in the country. India spends billions on public projects every year, and it could see real benefits if it tried something similar.
Blockchain Could Be The Peacemaker India Needs For Endless Land Disputes
From property fights dragging on for decades to fake degrees slipping past headhunters, the real problem is the way we keep our records. Blockchain promises to store records in a way that can’t be faked or modified. That will not only mean fewer legal disputes and fraud cases, but also give us a system where we trust each other a little more.
How Blockchain Could End The Reign of Counterfeit Drugs
Fake products are everywhere — from medicines to car parts — and they cost money and sometimes lives. Blockchain can’t fix the whole problem, but by making verification simple, it can help people feel sure about what they are buying.
Blockchain Gets A Government Job
The US government is putting its GDP data on blockchain, while the Philippines plans to put its national budget on it. They are not doing it to look cool; they want everyone to trust their data. In India, where GDP stats sometimes get a side-eye and government spending often looks shady, this kind of openness would be really welcome.
