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Sahil Deo

Berlin, Germany, Pune
As seen in: ET Prime, MSN India, The Times of India, Hindustan Times, CNN-News18, Flipboard, Mint, The Hindu, Moneycontrol, Financial Express and
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quantitative social scientist | Co-founder @cpceu | PhD @thehertieschool | opinions & errors are my own. all usual disclaimers apply.

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Sahil Deo is a co-founder of CPC Analytics, a data-driven consulting firm with offices in Berlin and Pune. As a part of CPC, he has consulted leading private and public sector organisations such as Siemens, Mitsubishi Materials, the World Health Organization and GIZ (German International Cooperation). Prior to founding CPC, Sahil worked for GIZ in Tanzania alongside the Prime Minister’s Office, to streamline the revenue collection process in Local Government Agencies. He has also worked on a Eu…

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Social justice opportunities are too unevenly spread across India

Social justice opportunities are too unevenly spread across India

Educational seats in India for Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degrees are distributed by…

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धोरणकर्त्यांचा 'डेटा'धार

धोरणकर्त्यांचा 'डेटा'धार

साहिल देव, पीयूष गिरगावकर आर्थिक विकासाचे मुख्य स्त्रोत बनलेली शहरेच केंद्रस्थानी ठेवून आर्थिक डेटा, त्याची देवाण-घेव…

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Risk Communication, Omicron & Twitter: Learnings from South Africa

Risk Communication, Omicron & Twitter: Learnings from South Africa

Focusing on agency and self-efficacy of people, encouraging risk communication at local levels, showing coord…

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What election manifestos tell us about Indian politics

What election manifestos tell us about Indian politics

One can find promises in election manifestos. Research on manifestos in India, however, is rather thin. This …

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NITI Aayog Should Drive Competitive Federalism In The Reservation Policy

NITI Aayog Should Drive Competitive Federalism In The Reservation Policy

Since 2014, empowering states and encouraging competitive federalism has been one of the policy hallmarks of …

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Collaboration is key, Pune model for Covid-19 response shows how | Pune News - Times of India

Collaboration is key, Pune model for Covid-19 response shows how | Pune News - Times of India

From the Wright brothers to Watson and Crick who studied the structure of the DNA, collaborations have always…

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India’s policy blueprint for smart logistics

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By Abhishek Chaudhuri, Sahil Deo
| Hindustan Times Verified
If you've ever been stuck behind a never-ending line of trucks on a highway, crawling at a snail’s pace while belching out thick clouds of diesel fumes, you've experienced just a fraction of India’s freight crisis. Our roads are overloaded, our supply chains are inefficient, and logistics costs are eating into the economy. India moves 4.6 billion tonnes of goods annually, with nearly 60% of freight relying on trucks.
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Reimagining urban India: Power of geospatial intelligence

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By Sahil Deo, Piyush Girgaonkar
| Hindustan Times Verified
As India stands at the precipice of becoming a $5 trillion economy, the spotlight inevitably turns to our burgeoning urban centres. These areas, contributing around 63% to our Gross Domestic Product (GDP) since 2011 and projected to rise to 75% by 2030, are the engines of growth but also the arenas where our most pressing challenges play out.
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HT Syndication: Reimagining urban India: Power of geospatial intelligence

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By Sahil Deo, Piyush Girgaonkar
| HT Syndication
India, March 15 -- As India stands at the precipice of becoming a $5 trillion economy, the spotlight inevitably turns to our burgeoning urban centres. These areas, contributing around 63% to our Gross Domestic Product (GDP) since 2011 and projected to rise to 75% by 2030, are the engines of growth but also the arenas where our most pressing challenges play out.
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