TRENDS
Why the world owes many debts to Boris Franz Becker
It’s true the tennis icon owes people money, but the world owes him more.
TRENDS
The Beatles Bungalow in Rishikesh: award-winning photographer captures the decaying home in a shot at immortality
Photographer Michael Donald’s latest exhibition captures the bungalow, once home to the iconic British band The Beatles, before it gives way to the forest.
WORLD
Too rich to be PM? Why Britons are unhappy with Rishi Sunak for all the wrong reasons
Why claims of Akshata Murthy being richer than the queen and calling Rishi Sunak "Maharaja of the Dales" could undo some of the progress the British-Indian community has made.
TRENDS
'The India Way': What makes Indians successful corporate leaders?
A set of principles unique to Indian leaders, shaped by culture, beyond the simplistic labelling based on pedigree or nationalities, helps them shine globally.
BUSINESS
It’s a good time for Atlas cycles to make a comeback
As COVID-19 has changed the economic scenario, it may be a good time for heritage businesses to innovate, and even re-launch old classics
BUSINESS
Will equal rights widen gender inequality?
Unequal inheritance rights will not just keep women poor, but also increase their dependence on men leading to unequal economic and social outcomes for both households and economy
BUSINESS
Time for a policy rethink on crime and poverty eradication
COVID-19 has changed patterns of crime and poverty levels, but new research in behavioural science holds valuable insights for redrawing effective policies
