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Winners, losers and fence sitters

The downfall of Jet Airways has produced at least one long-term winner, one short-term gainer and a few fence sitters

This Delhi clinic helps cancer patients with personalised treatment

The first HOPE clinic was set up with the aim of easing the pain and smoothening the course for cancer patients while offering chemotherapy and a holistic treatment in a non-threatening atmosphere

A tale of two waste management systems from a Himalayan town

An uncooperative Nagar Palika in Almora has ensured that good work done by the community in managing waste comes to naught, even as it works well seven kilometers away

Jet episode raises many questions and govt of the day needs to answer them

The Jet episode raises many questions and the government of the day needs to answer them

Geeta Dharmarajan's Katha targets 150 mn school children who cannot read

Geeta Dharmarajan has changed scores of children's lives through its retellings

How Medha is bridging gap in skilling youth and making them employable

India, they both felt, was at the epicenter of the global employability crisis. 300 million would enter the workforce over the next 20 years but less than 20 per cent had the knowledge, skills

Waiting for Godot

With no knight in shining armour on the horizon, Jet Airways' days seem numbered

Why people are choosing state-run schools over private ones in UK

The state schools are now very good and have improved massively in the last decade, says UK-based educationist Stevens

How a Mumbai-based institute focuses on developing skills of school leaders

Indian School Leaders Institute, a Mumbai-based initiative, aims to motivate leaders to transform a failing institution into a successful one

Better late than never: Why artist Anita Dube's journey is far from over

Anita Dube is the first female curator of the Kochi art biennale 2018 edition

India needs to have 325,000 Mw renewable capacity in 10 yrs: ReNew Power CEO

Promoters in India identify too closely and control their companies too much, says ReNew Power CEO Sumant Sinha

Drop, don't extend it

Why the EWS quota in private schools isn't working

Gyantantra Digital Dost, the e-platform to educate street and slum kids

The initiative acquired the name "Literacy India"

A community initiative and spawning of Ladakh's first professional artists

How art offers a new means of livelihood in the mountainous state

Albert's Hopeless Hall

To experience the true meaning of hope followed by despair, pay a visit to Jaipur's Albert Hall Museum

Teaching the teachers: The Lost And Found Potential Of Gaurav Singh

Guarav Singh found his calling when he took up teaching and set up a foundation to improve the skills of school teachers

Move on, Mr Goyal

If the government is intent on bailing out Jet Airways, it should seek a full personal guarantee from the promoter

Lunch with BS: Omidyar's Roopa Kudva on staff involvement in corporate CSR

Kudva tells Anjuli Bhargava that mandatory CSR will work better if corporations engaged their employees more meaningfully with their CSR agenda

We cannot fulfil our ambitions through children: Counsellor Viral Doshi

A child flourishes best in an environment where he is on par with his peers, not vastly above or below them

'UTMT' exposes urban Indians to myriad flavours of honey, benefits farmers

Today, Under the Mango Tree, a brand that Pastala set up in 2008, sources high-quality organic honey from farmers and farmers' cooperatives, ensuring that the farmer gets a fair price for his produce