Down the Digital Rabbit Hole: Chasing the White Rabbit through Tokyo’s team Lab

Neo Japan

The visit to teamLab Borderless in Tokyo transformed an exhausting business trip into a magical experience. The immersive digital art museum offers a fluid, mapless environment where visitors interact with art in real-time, fostering a sense of wonder reminiscent of Alice’s adventures. It highlights the delicate interplay between technology and nature, evoking deep reflection.

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BRICS+ Dialogue 2026

At In Tandem Global Consulting, Ms. Sharmishtha Ghosh represented the organization at the BRICS+ Dialogue 2026 in New Delhi. The event focused on creating inclusive and resilient pathways for the Global South, bringing together global leaders to discuss collaboration, financial systems, and sustainable economic strategies for emerging markets.

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India’s Historic Delegation to Japan

In August 2026, In Tandem Global Consulting participated in a significant business delegation to Japan led by India’s Union Minister for Commerce. This 200-member group focused on enhancing bilateral trade, fostering innovation, and establishing strong economic partnerships. ITGC aims to leverage these connections for sustained cross-border growth and market access.

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India UAE Strategic RoundTable

The India-Dubai economic corridor stands as a crucial global partnership, bolstered by Dubai’s favorable tax environment and significant foreign trade. On May 13, 2026, Indian leaders and policymakers convened in New Delhi to discuss collaboration, policy development, and shared visions for enhancing bilateral opportunities and partnerships.

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All That Glitters; Might Just Be Gold!

Over the weekend, the author reflects on their attachment to gold, signifies its cultural importance in India, and discusses global trends in gold pricing. In 2025, gold’s value has surged due to geopolitical tensions, making it a preferred stable asset. Sovereign Gold Bonds have provided tax-efficient options for investment, highlighting gold’s resilience during crises.

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Build or Break- How Extractive Institutions Shape Economies Today

The recent celebration of becoming the world’s 4th largest economy has sparked criticism, highlighting ongoing poverty and systemic issues rooted in extractive institutions formed during colonization. Acemoglu, Johnson, and Robinson’s research emphasizes how differing institutional legacies contribute to persistent economic disparities, advocating for reform to promote inclusive growth and address inequality.

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