A New Lagaan On India Inc.

There is a new Frankenstein monster in India in the form of the ESG regime. The government is pushing ill-equipped businesses to adopt an expensive philosophy of corporate governance and climate reporting that makes India an unequal partner in global trade. For the time being, corporate India is gasping for ways to stay relevant

Neeraj Thakur - March 28, 2023

India Needs A Neutral Authority To Hold Govt Accountable: Shashi Tharoor

Prior to withdrawing it in August last year, the government had, in December 2021, referred the Personal Data Protection Bill, 2019—which was criticised for being in favour of the government—to a Joint Parliamentary Committee instead of sending it to the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Information Technology, which was then headed by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor. 

Kamalika Ghosh - December 31, 2022

What Moves Gautam Adani

A phenomenal run on the Dalal Street has propelled Gautam Adani to the position of the fourth richest on the planet. With projects around new energy, green hydrogen, telecom and a mega cement deal, is there a limit to Adani’s ambitions?

Bhavesh Shah - July 29, 2022

The Langar Of Life

In April 2021, when people were left gasping for breath on the streets and outside hospitals, a gurdwara in Ghaziabad was providing a new lease of life to many

Jeevan Prakash Sharma - November 28, 2021

How Energy Secured Are We?

Ballooning fuel prices, low oil & gas production, GST woes and over estimation of green power. Result: India’s energy security remains a distant dream. Is anyone listening?

Neeraj Thakur - October 31, 2021

Why Has Linde India Left Its Investors Breathless With Excitement?

The stock of this industrial gas producer shot up during the pandemic, but there is more to this company than oxygen

Shruti Sonal - September 01, 2021

How Greenchef made it big with small appliances

The company has transformed itself from a humble stainless-steel gas stove producer to an admirable home-appliances maker

December 14, 2020