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Recording the genesis, history, progress, and activities of the Institute's numerous units from its foundation, the 'Institutional Repository' is an official archive that serves as a remembrance of the MICA. A wide range of materials, including articles from newspapers, books, chapters, video lectures, case studies, reports, dissertations, theses, and publications from MICA, are available to the researcher via this platform. This platform ensures the proper documentation, storage, and distribution of MICA publications across time. Most of the repository's documents are freely accessible to everyone. The readers are required to provide citations for all sources used.

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Recent Submissions

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Becoming fat differently: Theorising embodied re-visioning

(Sage Publications Ltd., 2026) Kini, Saesha

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"We are moving forward from 'frugal innovation' to frugal excellence

(Sandesh - Citylife, P.01, 2026-04-04)

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Jugaad to Linspark, the new direction of Indian innovation

(Divya Bhaskar - City, P.01, 2026-04-03)

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PM Modi’s GIFT City Now Rivals Global Finance Centres: Gujarat Dy CM

(ommcomnews.com, 2026-03-19)

Sanghavi said institutions including IIM Ahmedabad, MICA, Nirma University and the National Law University in Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar were preparing a new generation of professionals for global financial services, while international universities operating within GIFT City were also contributing.

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Why AI literacy is a civic competency

(Hindustan Timies, P. 15, & www.pressreader.com, 2026-03-18)

For the first time in human history, we have created technology that can take over cognitive tasks and make decisions on our behalf. - Jaya Deoras Deshmukh This shift has real consequences for human agency and autonomy: our ability to make choices freely and to carry out those choices within legal boundaries. When we, asa society, begin outsourcing the core of these abilities to Al, understanding how these systems work - Al literacy at the very basic level - becomes an essential life skill. Like reading and writing, Al literacy could soon become the gateway that allows individuals to participate meaningfully in civic society. This takes on special significance in India, especially given our ambition to be a global AI leader as evidenced at the Al India Impact Summit. Recommender systems that suggest a movie are one thing, but automated decision making in welfare, healthcare, education and financial access is something else entirely. India has some of the world’s largest digital public infrastructures, including the Public Distribution System, UPI, Digi...