Tiktok and finding the real digital imperialists
The Indian government has different concerns.
12 Jul 2020
COVID has exposed our underfunded healthcare system
Vinayak Jadhav, an 80-year old retired banker, living in Chembur, Mumbai, began feeling breathless and ill on May 12.
05 Jul 2020
Hinduja row highlights need for succession plans
Every one knows business families feud amongst themselves more than others. Of course it is all about property.
28 Jun 2020
Hopefully it will soon be business as usual with China
The gear for use in the Kanpur region of the railway system had a contracted cost of Rs 471 crore.
21 Jun 2020
Maid in India, banned by housing societies
Despite government easing lockdown rules, residents' welfare associations refuse to allow maids enter housing societies to resume work.
14 Jun 2020
Builders, please take the bait and reduce prices
Builders are in trouble as buying a home, a car or going on a holiday are the usual discretionary spends; and these are vanishing as the days ahead look tougher.
07 Jun 2020
Locusts, sparrows and the global warming link
Normally a once-in-30-years phenomenon, this biblical-style plague from the sky has only added to the misery of the corona virus lockdown.
01 Jun 2020
As migrants flee, a labour crisis looms
Hundreds of similar small and medium enterprises all across the country are staring at an extreme shortage of skilled labour
24 May 2020
COVID-19: Dealing with new offices, new work culture
The chief operating officer (COO) of a large private bank has been quite stressed with this new work-from-home culture.
17 May 2020
A failing US economy will be Donald Trump's Waterloo
His anti-immigrant rhetoric combined with unemployment dropping to just 3.5 per cent, a historic 50-year low, gave Trump’s re-election campaign a big boost before the Christmas vacation.
03 May 2020
Save news networks to save democracy
It’s the same story from Sydney, New Delhi and Washington.
26 Apr 2020
Balancing act: Flattening coronavirus curve without pushing economy to the brink
There is growing impatience to return to ‘normalcy’; yet the galloping pandemic has kept people in India and elsewhere locked up at home, and the economy in deep freeze.
19 Apr 2020
After the crisis, can we build a brave new world?
In india, the toll that hunger and joblessness will claim will be far higher than what Covid-19 does; it is the foundations that are falling
12 Apr 2020
Gainers from the pandemic maelstrom
It’s not all poetry either, as the middle-class gent is discovering.
05 Apr 2020
The most vulnerable face exclusion from the safety net
Casual workers in foreign surroundings, when they face disruption, rush to make their way back home to seek the comfort and support of their families.
29 Mar 2020
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