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The Vajra: Surviving Self-Distancing - Day 1
The Buddhists apparently call it the Vajra; an alteration in consciousness that doesn’t just seep in gradually as one is used to but in a flash, as ...
Give employees appropriate strokes
Zubin was assigned the task of creating a PowerPoint presentation by his manager Rajan. Rajan, a kind person by nature, was unwilling to see failures ...Latest
April 02, 2020
And I finally began living…
December 03, 2019
It peels the skill, ruins your white t-shirt, and is uneasy – The seatbelt tale
September 21, 2019
Must I mind my language?
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Gitanjali Diwakar
gitanjali.diwakar@thehindu.co.in
Gitanjali Diwakar is a journalist with The Hindu Businessline. In her words, she is 'a Jack of many trades and a master of a few'. She enjoys reading a wide range of books, including fiction and philosophy. Her greatest passions, however, are culture and performing arts.
Gitanjali Diwakar
gitanjali.diwakar@thehindu.co.in
Gitanjali Diwakar is a journalist with The Hindu Businessline. In her words, she is 'a Jack of many trades and a master of a few'. She enjoys reading a wide range of books, including fiction and philosophy. Her greatest passions, however, are culture and performing arts.
Anand Kalyanaraman
anand.k@thehindu.co.in
Anand researches and writes on personal finance, oil & gas, and aviation. Writes poems occasionally.
Richa Mishra
This Oscar Wilde quote describes me the best: Every woman is a rebel, and usually in wild revolt against herself. My friends and colleagues say am soaked in 'oil'. But, I am still learning to count in barrels and smell the gas. This with just the right blend of music and sport.
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And I finally began living…
And I finally began living…
What can a global health crisis teach you? For starters, you realise that the people who truly care about you are more valuable than money, holidays ...
How to gain from a depreciating rupee
How to gain from a depreciating rupee
The rupee has weakened sharply against the dollar in 2008, 2013 and year-to-date in 2018
Demand from tier II/III cities drives growth of kidswear on Amazon Fashion
Demand from tier II/III cities drives growth of kidswear on Amazon Fashion
Kidswear on Amazon Fashion reported 80 per cent year-on-year growth in 2017 over the previous year, in terms of units sold, fuelled by a sharp spike ...
‘Aviation sector’s expectation of govt bailout unrealistic’
The aviation industry’s high expectations that the government will bail out the sector may be “unrealistic,” ...
Leadership in the time of Covid-19 for Family businesses
The recent pandemic has caught everyone by surprise. It’s effects have already demolished the revenues of the ...
Coping and decision making in the time of Covid-19
VUCA (Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, and Ambiguous) seemed like fashionable jargon, until it landed uninvited ...
Trump’s call to Modi on Covid-related drug spotlights two Indian drugmakers
This, even as DGFT bans export of hydroxychloroquine
Why is HUL excelling in stock market?
Amid all the turmoil in the market, the Hindustan Unilever (HUL) stock hit a 52-week high of ₹2,323.45 last ...
Pharma funds stand tall amid pandemic, market meltdown
Even as otherequity schemes plummeted, pharma MFs contained the fall to a large extent
Why Titan is a good long-term bet despite its recent slump
Market share gains, Tanishq store expansion bode well for Titan, when demand recovers
Bandu’s Blockbusters
On April 1, four years back, piqued by the incessant jokes in the village at his expense, Bandu Barve decided ...
Covid-19 special: Virus alert
The havoc wreaked by Covid-19 is still to be measured, but its disruptive impact on industry and livelihoods ...
Economy in a post Covid-19 world
As the world ponders the shape that a post-Covid-19 world will take, there is little doubt that much pain lies ...
‘Many, if not most, will eventually get infected’: Gagandeep Kang
The Clinician scientist on vaccines being tested for Covid-19, and whether a lockdown is really what India ...
A long way home
As residents stay indoors and migrants leave for their home towns, Delhi looks like a ghost town
Covid-19, an accelerant to a digital makeover: Nigel Vaz
The shift will be driven by three factors, says Nigel Vaz, Global CEO of Publicis Sapient
A bookshelf for marketers in lockdown
What books can stimulate your thinking, during these unprecedented times?
Covid-19 could be an accelerant to digital transformation
The transformation will be driven by three factors, says Nigel Vaz, Global CEO of Publicis Sapient
Goutam Rakshit, the ‘Onida Devil’ creator, is no more
The founder of Advertising Avenues will be remembered as an indulgent parent to the brands he brought up
‘Aviation sector’s expectation of govt bailout unrealistic’
The aviation industry’s high expectations that the government will bail out the sector may be “unrealistic,” ...
Trump’s call to Modi on Covid-related drug spotlights two Indian drugmakers
This, even as DGFT bans export of hydroxychloroquine
‘BS-VI can be used in older vehicles as well’
“While a clear and transparent policy framework with stipulated time targets laid the foundation, concerted ...
The great sub-continental leap forward
India’s shift to BS-VI standard fuel from midnight of March 31 is one of the most complex logistical ...