Knowledge

India-born Gupta, the first medical doctor to ever lead the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP), also said that both India and the US have a bright future together and it cannot be reversed.

Future Wise | Are degree programmes getting redundant?

In this episode of Future Wise, Moneycontrol's M Saraswathy talks to Narayan Mahadevan, Founder & CEO, Bridgelabz​ to find out the details. Listen in for more

Centre to help 6.33 lakh farmers hone agri skills by 2022

The Centre has chalked out a strategy to impart farm-related knowledge and develop agri skill sets among 6.33 lakh farmers by 2022 and about Rs 3.5 crore fund has been set aside for 2016-17.

India ranked down at 100 in Human Capital Index, finds BofAML

India ranks 100th of 124 countries covered by World Economic Forum. The report brings out severe weaknesses in the country‘s Human Capital, which includes creation, enhancement and maintenance of skills and physical well-being.

Biocon Academy Introduces First of its Kind Career Advancement Program in `Quality Control Microbiology` in Collaboration with BITS Pilani

Biocon Academy, a CSR initiative of Asia’s leading biotechnology company, has announced the introduction of a new and unique program in Quality ...

Video: Tata Crucible Corporate Quiz travels to Lucknow

The Tata Crucible Corporate Quiz celebrates a decade of sharing knowledge and bringing together intellectual India on one common platform called Tata Crucible.

India poorest in education, literacy & knowledge: President

President Pranab Mukherjee on Tuesday lamented that India, once the cradle of civilisation, is now the poorest in terms of education, literacy and knowledge.

There is more to `employability` than being qualified

How employable you are is crucial for securing a job and it's not just about academic qualifications - it's about the core competencies that are needed for a particular role.

Management Tip of the Day: Don`t Know? Just Fess Up

When you pretend to know everything, you miss opportunities to learn and risk losing peoples' trust, says Harvard Business Review.