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When the World Health Organization ran its third global survey on Traditional, Complementary, and Integrative Medicine (TCIM), the responses came from 194 invited member states, each with its own policies, systems and priorities. The survey had 64 main questionnaire items, up from 39 in the previous round, covering governance, workforce, facilities, products and service delivery. My job was to make that data something policymakers and researchers could explore, understand and

Disclaimer: Due to NDA restrictions, specific visual details and product references have been omitted. This blog focuses solely on the accessibility strategy and design methodology, ensuring that all the designs conform to the WCAG accessibility standards. Designing For Accessibility Accessibility is often treated as a checklist or a compliance task. For me, this project was about something more fundamental: making sure the product works for people with different abilities, c

Air power is often discussed in terms of aircraft capability and headline procurement numbers. What is discussed far less, is how force structure and operating costs shape what an air force can realistically sustain. Looking at the Indian Air Force through both lenses together reveals a more grounded picture of capability, constraint and strategic choice. The Indian Air Force today is not a monolithic fighter force. It is a layered system built around different squadron types

A few weeks ago, I joined my first Future Fridays session, an initiative by the Data Visualization Society and hosted by infogr8. This...