India suffers from what we can call a sizable international student deficit. More public investment in developing world-class institutions of learning would attract students and boost local economies.
Every Indian citizen must have access to quality public services and government schemes and benefits. In the most remote of villages too. For a developed India by 2047, we must empower our rural institutions as an imperative.
Google rejected employee protests against its cloud service contract with Israel, sacking a bunch of protestors too, a departure from its more liberal past. But then, Alphabet can't afford disruption over crucial defence-sector opportunities.
There's a fair chance that the rupee will come out as a weaker currency over time. So, every rupee you own will buy you fewer goods and services in dollar terms. Conversely, every dollar will buy you more things in India. And this is why investing in ...
A fixation with trending topics like AI is discernible among CXOs. 'Boys with toys' spring to mind. For India Inc's leadership, it's crucial not to let the prevailing buzz detract attention from substantive issues.
Indian corporates have led the way in ensuring transparent emission disclosures, but we need to also put in place guardrails that prevent misuse of carbon credits.
Opposition to the inheritance tax defies political and economic logic. It can only be justified on grounds of difficulty of collection and administration.
Our food safety regulator must extricate us from a dust-up over packaged masala mixes after Hong Kong and Singapore banned some exported from here. For India to be the world's next big factory, we can't afford to let a reputation for lax quality ...
TCS's CEO reckons that call centres will be rendered redundant by customer call-taking chatbots within a year. Lots of Indian jobs will be hit. Will firms like TCS create new ones?