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Millennials want to participate, create products with insurers: SBI Life MD

Top industry leaders discuss the future of the life insurance industry and how they attract millennials

India in elite club

Govt, DRDO deserve praise for Mission Shakti

Govt too has a role in increasing insurance penetration: Nilesh Sathe

High goods and services tax (GST) on premiums is also detrimental in improving penetration

Consumers bless those businesses that understand them, says report

It captures interesting trends on how the millennial is the key focus of the market today

Letter to BS: Rahul's NYAY scheme a last-ditch attempt to capture power

What makes it a sad reading is the committee that has proposed this scheme includes eminent economist Dr Manmohan Singh.

Letter to BS: Wilmer cannot take RBI to court over Shree Renuka

Wilmar was reportedly a 38.57 per cent owner of Shree Renuka Sugars when the latter defaulted on the loans given by banks and was classified as an NPA account.

80% people feel sleepy at work one to three days a week in India: Report

Wakefit, a startup that researches on sleep and spine support to create innovative products, has come out with its Great Indian Sleep Scorecard 2019

An IPO without LIC support is akin to a baby walking without a walker

Finance ministry is trying to depend less on the likes of LIC for public sector undertaking share sales

Over the top regulation

Classifying OTTs as e-commerce firms is a bad idea

Unaffordable welfarism

Congress' NYAY can be a fiscal killer

The India story: Retail credit bureau coverage is still under-penetrated

Australia leads the pack with 95 per cent coverage (of adults), Japan comes next at 93 per cen

Letter to BS: Is Rahul Gandhi's NYAY Scheme a final assault on poverty?

In dismissing the scheme as a "bluff", the BJP runs the risk of being seen as anti-poor

Letter to BS: Will minimum income for poor dominate pre-poll narrative now?

If Rahul Gandhi's promise is indeed a "bluff", what does Jaitley have to say about his party's promise of bringing back black money stashed abroad

This Lok Sabha election to see many political families pitted against kin

In Tamil Nadu, the Bharatiya Janata Party's state unit head, Tamilisai Soundararajan, is campaigning against her uncle

Operation clean-up

The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code is one of the most important regulations in India's corporate history

High-cost structure, unfriendly policies are hitting air pocket

Over a decade ago, the government's deregulation had spawned the growth of private airlines, bringing a new level of customer service in Indian skies

A weak defence

Rajat Gupta is desperate to portray himself as a fall guy

On a wing and a prayer

Reviving Jet and then selling won't be easy for lenders

From Gambhir to Deepa Malik, people from other fields enter into politics

Until recently with the Janata Dal (Secular), Ali joined the Bahujan Samaj Party as part of an understanding between the two parties and is now the candidate of the Mayawati-led party from Amroha

Letter to BS: Banks flag 'tardy' work at debt recovery tribunals

Apart from creating proper infrastructure, the thrust should be on periodic monitoring of cases, age-wise, by an authority such as a retired High Court or Supreme Court judge