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At present, the Sir Dorabji Tata Trust remains free to hold meetings and take decisions. The Sir Ratan Tata Trust, however, cannot convene trustee meetings because of the Charity Commissioner's directions
Abhay Karandikar, member, NITI Aayog, talks to Parth Singh about the Prime Minister Research Chair (PMRC) scheme, which aims to bring top Indian-origin researchers and scientists back to India.
The Finance Ministry told Parliament it will use targeted fiscal and administrative measures to contain the impact of global crude oil price swings while staying on track with fiscal consolidation
Nearly half of India is experiencing deficient rainfall this monsoon, raising concerns over agriculture, inflation, rural demand, water security and economic growth
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There appears to be a critical shortage of doggedness in Indian start-up founders today. Some leave when the road becomes hard. Some choose angel investing. Others appear content to hang up their boots. If founders don't play the long game, India's rockstar start-ups can't become generational companies.
India’s start-up founders are cashing out, stepping aside and starting over rather than staying put to build generational companies
Veteran founder Vaitheeswaran K talks to Shashank Bhatt about founder burnout, financial freedom and India's missing appetite for legacy-building
Shiv Shivakumar, operating partner, Advent International, explains why India needs start-up founders who are humble, grounded and relentlessly focused on building companies that create jobs
Aditya Singh, co-founder and partner, All In Capital, explains why great founders are remembered for building companies that thrive independently, not for staying forever
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Cancer therapy Padcev generated sales of $667 million, exceeding market estimates of roughly $634 million and helping offset weaker demand for COVID-related products
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MoSPI chief, in an interview, discusses the new Index of Services Production, the Producer Price Index, the Household Income Survey and the government's defence of official labour statistics
AI is lifting productivity and compressing effort-based billing, challenging the growth model behind India’s $224-billion IT industry
