Women tend to be less tolerant of unethical business strategies than men, say studies. Naturally, expressions of ethical dilemmas are relatively subdued in workforces where men outnumber women
Many really smart people now share the position that playing cricket with Pakistan is politically, strategically, and morally wrong. It is just a poor appreciation of competitive sport
The biggest payoff of India's emerging military-industrial complex may be for its IT- and electronics-related skillsets
India has its own long tradition of business doing social good. These are deeply embedded in family businesses, partially captured in the series The Story of Indian Business
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The notion that "democratic accountability" justifies conferring such unfettered power on Executive is not just incorrect, but also shows inadequate understanding of modern structures of governance
For decades, traditional trains have been India's arteries, moving over 23 million passengers daily along with vital freight
The chief complaints of the Trump administration have centred on 'higher' tariffs charged by India on American goods and the trade surplus India enjoys with the US
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We have all lived through an India where policies often remained stagnant and corruption eroded public trust
NITI Aayog projects AI could add up to $1 trillion to India's GDP by 2035, but success depends on sovereign infrastructure, skilling, and responsible adoption
Discom losses and distorted tariffs threaten India's power reforms; a consensus on cost-reflective pricing and transparent subsidies is crucial for sustainable growth
Its current horizontal devolution formula is insufficient to prepare cities to deal with floods and droughts caused by climate change
Thirty years ago, an Act made physical securities disappear. Now it's time to extend it to all paperwork
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While it is vitally important that the interests of key strategic and sensitive sectors are kept in mind, it is also necessary to identify mechanisms by which some sort of compromise might be achieved
Rain at a wrong time, particularly during harvest, can damage standing crops, reduce quality, and spoil perishables such as fruit and vegetables
There have been half-hearted efforts to remake South Asia in the image of the European Union or at least the Asean, but now they seem to have been given up entirely
The failure to develop a powerful Indian tea brand in global markets reflects a generic weakness of Indian industry in general
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