Under the UPA Government’s watch, India’s already shaky educational edifice has crumbled. »

Women tend to believe that if you just hunker down and do good work, it will be noticed. That’s not how it works. — ROHINI DEY, ECONOMIST-TURNED-RESTAURATEUR AND OWNER OF RESTAURANT CHAIN VERMILION »

He was the man who originally put the term jugaad — the uniquely Indian concept of low-cost, improvised innovation — into the global management lexicon. Now Rishikesha T. Krishnan,... »

Any attempt at pension reform is met with cries of government “abdication” and “sacrifice” of workers’ rights, despite international experience to the contrary. »

India’s premier advertising awards do, Goafest 2013, saw the usual number of controversies. But the real message came from the clients. »

In the wake of the controversy over the Ford Figo ads, the question arises: Is advertising a ‘creative’ profession? »

With the S4 launch in New York, Samsung has achieved what it set out to when it launched the first Galaxy S series phone — to be a serious contender for Apple’s crown. »

Our entire system of policy incentives and tax breaks is an inverted pyramid. We say we want growth, but incentivise smallness and punish growth. »

What is the first thing that springs to your mind when you bite into a samosa? Or hear a tiger growl? Or ride in an Ambassador car? Or see a sari-clad woman sporting a bindi on her foreh... »

Actor Naseeruddin Shah probably has not noticed this, but one of the few mentions that Barabanki, the small Uttar Pradesh town where he was born, finds on Facebook is in connection with Promart... »