Rupa Khanna

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Dr. Rupa Khanna is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of emerging technologies and public policy, with a primary focus on the transformative role of blockchain, artificial intelligence, and the Internet of Things in taxation and governance. Her most-cited work, "Role of Blockchain Technologies in Goods and Services Tax" (2024, 28 citations), provides a groundbreaking analysis of how decentralized ledger systems can revolutionize tax collection by ensuring transparency, accuracy, and timeliness. Dr. Khanna’s research demonstrates that integrating AI and robotic systems with blockchain can solve chronic inefficiencies in tax administration, offering a scalable framework for modernizing fiscal systems. Her work is notable for bridging technical innovation with practical policy implementation, making her a key voice in digital governance. With a growing citation footprint, Dr. Khanna’s contributions are shaping how governments and scholars approach the digitization of public finance, positioning her as a leading thinker in the application of disruptive technologies to solve real-world administrative challenges.