Vikram Gopal

India has an opportunity again with China turning the reform clock back in some ways, says the man who helped launch Pepsi and Reebok in India

Saran says that India must shore up relations in its neighbourhood before it can aim for global leadership and that it must not succumb to pressure from the United States

Abhishek Singhvi said crucial provisions of the Tata Sons articles of association were not followed by the board at its meeting

There is a pronounced tendency to centralise now… Centralisation will not take the country forward, either socially or economically, he said

Pillai tells that the CCI could have done more to curb concentration, and social protection should have featured more prominently in the reforms

The best part of Mr Kidwai's book may well be its timing

Adds economy became top of agenda only circa 2000

This narrative, how­ever, overlooks the forces that were at play already when these nations emer­ged and that would 50 years later end up draw­ing hard limits on what states could do

He will look to enter the history books by becoming the longest serving CM in the state

Bengaluru city is the only area where the party was unable to overturn BJP numbers

The party followed a two-pronged approach to campaign, cornering the BJP govt and offering solutions closer to the polls

Congress is leading in 5 seats that come under his parliamentary constituency

Senior leaders like B Sreeramulu, V Somanna and Murugesh Nirani fall behind

While voter numbers in the age group have dipped across Karnataka, 13 districts saw double-digit decline

CM Basavaraj Bommai is battling for legacy, while Congress leader Siddaramaiah is chasing a record second term as CM, and Kumaraswamy is hoping for a hung verdict

Karnataka Assembly Elections 2023: Which are the important regions, and what are the party promises? Read more to find out

This week in BS also looked at a book about a group of individuals who are on a mission to fight ransomware

However, there has been an increase of 2.8 mn in electors aged above 50

This week in BS also looked at two books that deal with the post-Independence India and the Congress

A decision that has put local leaders in a tough spot