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Rumblings and grumblings in the sky

International traffic is showing no sign of picking up and for Indian carriers, West Asia - a lucrative market - is still out of bounds

We need to understand our own ethnic genome better: Albright's Mehul Mehta

In an interview, Mehta tells Anjuli Bhargava that picking up mutations before a spike in numbers is crucial and genomics is the future of medicine

GoAir's chances of thriving may depend on the promoters taking a back seat

GoAir's failure to retain senior management has been ascribed to the classic weakness of Indian promoters

Explained: Why Delhi's school reforms are not yet a runaway success

Dual control exercised by two divergent govts is one of the main reasons holding the effort back

Say Cheese

An alien animal in the Indian mountains, Old Hills Cheese is making inroads in more ways than one

Lady in pink: Designer Rhodes gives a peek into her extraordinary life

She expects things to change quite radically; a "scaling down" of the industry is inevitable and, to her mind, very desirable

From rice husk to 24x7 power, Husk Power aims to continue upward journey

Husk Power Founder Manoj Sinha says the fall in prices of solar energy allowed them to offer reliable power at reasonable rates

Tata's airline dilemma

A Tata takeover of Air India is being seen as the best outcome for all concerned

The good doctor's mission: Atul Gawande sets out to reform US healthcare

Obamacare, he argues, has already provided a good starting point that can now be taken forward full-throttle with the new administration

With new investors, NEPRA enhances its value through dry waste solutions

Municipal corporations across India spend crores annually to get contractors to collect waste from homes and dump it in landfills, both an inefficient and unworkable solution in the long run

How a Bengaluru NGO raised Rs 220 crore for fight against coronavirus

How GiveIndia's campaign to raise Rs 220 crore for Covid relief gathered a momentum of its own pulling in many much-maligned segments of society

Edtech firm Educational Initiatives looks to achieve steady growth

Unlike its rivals, the firm's approach has been to keep its head down and stick to the knitting.

Impact measurement will be part of industry lexicon: Omidyar Network MD

ROOPA KUDVA speaks to Anjuli Bhargava about how the impact sector has coped with the pandemic and how companies in Omidyar's own portfolio have fared

Elitist mindset behind India's learning poverty, says Abhijit Banerjee

There is evidence to show that enough people don't know about the benefits of education, says Banerjee

A confident Virgin Atlantic to double down on Indian aviation market

The propensity to travel amongst Indians is going up as is their willingness to pay, says Alex Mcewan, Virgin Atlantic Country Manager-India

A slice of Scandinavia in India's Silicon Valley

The upcoming Chaman Bhartiya School in Bengaluru is daring to be different in India's K-12 jungle

Pilots are anxious, apprehensive and in some cases angry amid Covid-19

In Air India, pilots and first officers have faced salary cuts anywhere between 60 and 75 per cent

Missing pieces in Jet's revival plan

After 18 months of closure, what really could be salvaged? And the answer sadly is, precious little

The alternate reality of the other India

As one heads to Deoban, a thick deodar forest in Uttarakhand, the pandemic recedes with every inch covered

Gained in translation - jobs and love for foreign tongues in India

Dehradun offers a snapshot of how language learning is picking up among young Indians