India Tunes at the Oscars

By bringing the much-coveted Oscar home, Naatu Naatu broke the decades-old jinx that has followed Indian films at the Academy Awards. Alongside, it has catapulted the country into the league of the Asian cinema that is challenging American and European dominance in the global market

Giridhar Jha - March 29, 2023

Editor’s Note

As the US president reached out to Poland reassuring Europe of his country’s commitment to defend against Russian aggression 

Suchetana Ray - May 27, 2022

‘Globalisation, As We Know It, May Not Continue’

India’s chief economic adviser, V. Anantha Nageswaran speaks about the changing world order and the role capitalism plays in it. Edited excerpts:

Kamalika Ghosh - May 28, 2022

Being Women-friendly At The Core

This year, Great Place to Work® India recognised 150 compaies as ‘India’s Best Workplaces™ for Women 2021’, honouring 100 organisations with an employee strength of more than 500 (in the large companies category), and 50 with employee strength between 100 and 500 (in the mid-size companies category). We bring you additional details from among the Top 10 in both categories, with employee testimoials  

September 30, 2021

How to face a fork in the road and take the right turn

In this volatile and uncertain world, everyone could do with an easy-to-access counsel on tackling career dilemmas, and Shiv Shivakumar has authored just the thing 

N Mahalakshmi - May 12, 2021

“When we complete our five years, our road infrastructure will be equal to European and American standards”

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari fields questions on funding road projects and the hard job of reviving the MSME sector 

V Keshavdev - April 02, 2021

What does India need to do to ace manufacturing?

The country can unlock its massive potential, only if it gets cracking on infra and aligns its politics with its economics 

S Ramakrishna Velamuri - August 26, 2020