Are we headed for a leaner, narrower bureaucracy?
bureaucracy
Is it fair to ask bureaucrats to retire early?
The government is forcing non-performers out of the system but could this be misused?
Are our number-crunchers geared for the digital age?
The Indian Statistical Service is in serious need of a revamp. Will it happen?
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Explaining Swachh Bharat’s success
The top bureaucracy went to the villages to understand the ground realities. Other schemes too need ...
Non-filers on taxman’s radar
Non-filers on taxman’s radar
This refers to ‘Note-ban fallout: 90,000 ‘non-filers’ on tax radar’ (June 12). Demonetisation of ₹500 and ...
Of job extensions and missed opportunities
Of job extensions and missed opportunities
When top bureaucrats are given another term, it unsettles prospects along the line of succession
Grapes of growth: Sahyadri’s fruitful proposition
Can this collective — a for-profit company owned entirely by growers — become the Amul for fruits and ...
Famous Studios keeps pace with the moving screens
How Mumbai’s Famous Studios, set up in pre-Partition days, is reinventing itself for the streaming ...
Will it be RIP for fossil fuel plants?
While IEA’s net-zero goal by mid-century is desirable, for India it may be a tough proposition given its ...
Breathing new life into perishing lakes
An industry-driven initiative is rejuvenating waterbodies in Chennai
Important lessons for investors from Franklin Templeton fiasco
SEBI’s order on FT funds reveals lesser-known facets of debt fund performance
How Sebi’s latest risk matrix promises value-add for debt MF investors
Caps on maturity of individual securities and checks on fresh investments in perpetual bonds are positives
How a middle-aged couple can meet short and long-term goals
Here is a four-basket framework for their financial plan
Index outlook: Nifty faces resistance at 16,000
Time to stay alert as profit-booking and selling pressure can emerge at higher levels
Sweet Tooth: Virus and victory
Netflix’s new drama is a gripping tale of an infected world filled with children born with animal parts and ...
Two journeys, a generation apart
Economist Arvind Panagariya’s tribute to his father who made a life against all odds and opened a world of ...
Waltzing with Matilda
The little device may well remind us of Arthur C Clarke, but she does make life so much easier
Salman Rushdie and the journeys to truth
In a new volume of essays, the author ponders over story, storytelling and storytellers
Grapes of growth: Sahyadri’s fruitful proposition
Can this collective — a for-profit company owned entirely by growers — become the Amul for fruits and ...
Playbook on search ads
How consumers are using e-commerce platforms to buy and research products
Famous Studios keeps pace with the moving screens
How Mumbai’s Famous Studios, set up in pre-Partition days, is reinventing itself for the streaming ...
Brand promotions are back with a bang
Shaking off the pandemic-induced lull, brand campaigns return with new energy and themes ranging from Gay ...
Is GST about ease of doing business?
Three years after its inception, compliance with GST procedures remains a headache for exporters, job workers ...
Channapatna sees a revival
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives of companies are altering the prospects for wooden toys of ...
Clustering around Koppal
Aequs Aerospace to create space for large-scale manufacture of toys at Koppal
Say cheese, says the organised dairy sector
And it has every reason to smile. Covid-19 has triggered a consumer shift towards branded products as ...