Hockey India, a poor cousin of BCCI, rocked by a cricket-like power struggle
Retired hockey star Aslam Sher Khan takes on Narinder Dhruv Batra, who controls the sports body, and CEO Elena Norman in bitter legal tussle.
Zen Kohli’s learnings from IPL University
Though yet to get his hands on the T20 cricket trophy, the Indian Premier League helped Virat Kohli transform his game.
Getting real about realty: Asset owners need to be creative to outlast COVID-19
The pandemic continues to disrupt real estate in different ways depending on the region and property type. Property owners need to adapt to the new reality as some asset classes may never go back to pre-COVID times.
Kerala’s Onam sadhya | Ayurveda, Yoga, Vastu Shastra…Balebesh!
It all begins with the banana leaf that is rich in antioxidants, and allows food served on it to absorb polyphenols that help with its antibacterial properties to aid with the ingestion of germ-free food
The airports laid low by the virus and those that are holding steady
As flights by airlines such as IndiGo, Vistara and SpiceJet gather pace, a look at those Indian airports that are the most and least impacted.
President Biden’s world of modest means and modest ends will exclude grand ideological pursuits
The key to understanding Biden’s world lies in what he does when charm isn’t enough to get his way.
Brands need superpower to balance consumer and advertising sentiment in post-lockdown world
Much like the terror of Thanos, COVID-19 has caused rampant pessimism in both the consumer and advertiser sentiment.
After China clashes, India has a ‘how to handle Dalai Lama’ problem
Indian experts are miffed at New Delhi’s kid-glove treatment of China over Dalai Lama and Tibet, particularly in the light of Ladakh’s border standoff and China’s insensitivity towards issues close to this country.
Assam land ordinance could land BJP govt in trouble
The ordinance allows conversion of land without clearances for setting up industries and is likely to pose a challenge in protecting the land rights of indigenous people.
From PPE kits to sanitisers to ventilators, COVID-19 has sparked off an indigenous cottage industry boom
Scores of firms of varying shapes and sizes are manufacturing essential protective gear since coronavirus was declared a pandemic in mid-March.
Interview: Parenting expert Parul Ohri on Bois Locker Room scandal, sex education in India
Schools are supposed to have mandatory sessions on sex education, which are unfortunately treated as a box to be ticked and delivered ineffectively.
COVID-19 and costs: You might want to reconsider your child’s education in a foreign university
India has plenty of options of liberal arts colleges that offer a unique bouquet of courses and have a well-endowed infrastructure.
Coronavirus impact: Virtual politics sets the tone for digital transformation in India
Politicians are driven by their respective political agenda but in COVID times there has been unanimity in adopting the digital tools to not only stay connected but to stay impactful.
GDPR – An insight that extends beyond fines and penalties
For India-based organisations, in addition to the IT Act 2000, and the Information Technology Rules 2011, GDPR readiness is a boom before our data protection act is released.
Adopting a business-first approach to make IoT work
The bottom-line is, just capturing data for ‘Things’ is not sufficient. To derive real value and to make real business decisions it is critical to capture data about the ‘Context’ too.
Industry 4.0 where computers and robots would take over human force
A sustainable partnership model is essential between government, private firms, industry bodies, research and financing institutions for promoting Industry 4.0
GST impact largely neutral on auto sector but bigger cars and SUVs to benefit
While the base GST rates for the automobile segment have been set at 28%, in addition to the base rate, the Government has also proposed to levy a cess on vehicles of different categories and sizes, the impact of which on the end prices of vehicles will vary accordingly.
Think before you click: A few tips to guard against ransomware
Auto comp sector to grow at 8-9% CAGR
Safety norms will boost demand for safety equipment such as airbags, automatic brake systems(ABS), rear view sensors and speed warning systems.
Beyond the bill: It's time we start looking at health insurance as an investment
Health insurance can be your trusted health consultant and at the same time is a solid investment that will secure your savings that were accumulated for essential life goals
Indian laws that empower women
The legislative framework is quite comprehensive in touching upon aspects of safety, equity, respect, and convenience for women.
Will Budget 2017-18 render ESOPs unattractive?
ESOPs and Private Placements have been put under grey area as there is no explicit clarity over the exemption from long term capital gains arising upon transfer of these shares
Protection against cyber risks – A need of the hour
In our country, where the controls over Information Technology are not entirely foolproof, many cyber-crime incidences have been reported with confidential customer information being compromised.
Investors must focus on picking up right stocks post Budget
Now that Budget Day came and went, investors can finally get back to focusing on picking the right stocks without worrying about extreme market wide volatility affecting their portfolio‘s performance.
