‘Work-Life Balance Will Impact The Way We Work’
As the world slowly limps back to normalcy, Ashwin Yardi, CEO-India, Capgemini, lists five ways how the way we work will be redefined in the future
July 29, 2022
Entrepreneurship Gen Z’s Most Favoured Career Choice
Findings of the Outlook Toluna Youth Survey 2022 indicate that India’s youth are increasingly opting for new-age careers over conventional ones and also inclined towards entrepreneurship. But, the pull of conventional career choices remains equally strong
Kamalika Ghosh - July 29, 2022
Freedom
While India is still advertised as the fastest growing economy in a pandemic-hit world, long-term investment flows in on the basis of the strength of the brand
Suchetana Ray - July 29, 2022
Reinvention Of The Scion
Today, start-up founders occupy the media space the way members of legacy business families used to do earlier. But, the next gen of business houses is fighting to reclaim glory
Nishant - July 29, 2022
Sri Lankan Shadow on Indian Federalism
As the Centre, with the Reserve Bank of India, goes after the states for being fiscally imprudent, the states ask: what about you?
Neeraj Thakur - July 29, 2022
The Scion Advantage
Getting into the senior care segment for a 20-something is not easy, even if she is Tara Singh Vachani, daughter of Max Group founder Analjit Singh. But she acknowledges that scions have an advantage in starting on their own
Pallavi Chakravorty - July 29, 2022
Taking Bharat’s Business To India
The story of Meesho founder and CEO Vidit Aatrey is the story of democratisation of India’s business and start-up sphere
Kamalika Ghosh - July 29, 2022
A Sovereign Guarantee For Jobseekers
The jobs situation in the country is grim. If the Modi government needed a reminder, India’s youth has given it in the form of Agniveer-related protests. Modi’s advisors want him to emulate the much-criticised MGNREGA scheme in urban areas along with universal basic income, an idea that Rahul Gandhi proposed in 2019. Can a job guarantee scheme hit the bull’s eye in towns and cities?
Kamalika Ghosh - June 29, 2022
Inside India’s Edtech Bust
Once an investor favourite, the edtech space has suddenly become the unwanted child left to fend for itself. Is it the end of India’s edtech boom?
Pallavi Chakravorty - June 29, 2022
Changing Tracks
Global events have led to a funding slowdown, but will India be an outlier? Are cautious investors still eyeing India as a sweet spot? The answers lie in how Indian start-ups restrategise for the months ahead
Suchetana Ray - June 29, 2022
