The Bird’s Eye and the Blind Spot: What Ails India’s Consumer Commissions
By Prof. Dr. Ashok R Patil $ Adhiraj Sehgal On 13th August 2026, while hearing the letter petition dated 30th September 2021 (Writ Petition (C) No. 1144 of 2021)…
Public Resources are used to create AI Wealth. Should the Public Get a Share?
By Nivedita Pandey On Independence Day, PM Modi announced AI-skills training for one crore young Indians. He identified AI, data centres, quantum computing, and robotics…
Social Stock Exchange will give new direction to CSR
By Srijan Kishore For more than a decade, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in India has largely followed a familiar path. Companies identified social causes,…
The Quiet Cost of Always Being Reachable
By Anjali Singh Last year, during a corporate well-being session, nearly every hand went up when I asked how many people still check work messages after reaching home or…
During Those Days of LPG (Liberalisation, Privatisation, Globalisation)
By Harshika Singh She has fond memories of the time when, at dusk that day, she and her elder brother, along with other family members, excitedly ran down the stairs to…
The Burden of Being Multitalented
By Pampi Rani Das In our everyday lives, we meet people who seem capable of doing everything. They manage homes, careers, relationships, social commitments and…
Shalini’s Unseen Climb
The Unseen Climb By Sheetal Bagaria Every once in a while, you come across a business that wasn’t born out of ambition. It grew quietly inside a home, almost…
From Startup India to Entrepreneurial India: The Next Frontier of Economic Policy
By Devanshu Jha Concluding Part 2 Three Shifts for the Next Decade: India’s next entrepreneurial strategy could operate through three mutually reinforcing shifts.…
Saving Mothers Is Not Enough: Jharkhand Must Fix Rural Healthcare
OPINION By Prof. Anant Kumar Jharkhand’s Maternal Mortality Ratio (MMR) is 51, making it one of eight states to meet India’s 2030 target of below 70 deaths, ahead of…
When a Freedom Fighter and Ex-Cabinet Minister Opted to Become a Street Hawker
Down Memory Lane – VIII By GAUTAM SARKAR In the early 1990s, on a foggy December morning at a small tea stall in front of the Dumka bus stand, an old Congress leader,…