Internet business achievement can seem a distant desire at times, but once you will stop and take some time to really study what you are doing wrong and what you performing right, you might be surprised to look for that there is not a lot that
Online education – the new Normal
The other side of online education: a serious threat to employment We have been familiar with students wearing neat uniforms, waiting for school buses and entering the school afresh before first bell rings. Thanks to Covid-19, the whole schooling system is under a silent tectonic transformation. No School bus, no early waking
EXPERIENCES WITH MY BICYCLE
EXPERIENCES WITH MY BICYCLE Gandhiji recorded his Experiments With Truth as a classic autobiography. I am attempting to pen my experiences with my bicycle. I learnt to ride a bicycle in my teens as is common with most. Of course, it was difficult in my young days of getting a bicycle for experimenting. I
A Masterstroke from Jagan Mohan
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India can be a hub for safe, fast breeder reactors
Dr Anil Kakodkar, former Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission, visited the Economist House on 10 March. He graciously mentioned: “your TerraPower article (IE March issue) attracted and made me come here.” Dr Kakodkar referred to the father of nuclear energy in India, Dr Homi Bhabha, envisioning the prospects for the use of
Yes Bank has No Money
Vipin Sondhi in the driver’s seat of Ashok Leyland (AL)
“Workforce landscape is changing, and millennials are becoming the majority of the workforce. Companies need to build policies and practices around millennials and the next generation or Gen Z, who are truly ‘digital natives.’ It is not about job skilling, but how companies understand both the emotional and social needs
Manager of the century…
India enters privacy protection era
2020 is expected to be a historic year for privacy activists in India, all set to pass the Personal Data Protection Bill 2019 (PDPB 2019) into a law. PDPA 2020 attempts to protect the privacy rights of Indian citizens through regulation of the “personal data” which is “information about an individual
The ability to build consensus on economic reforms
Ahluwalia’s new book Backstage is a fascinating read. Irrespective of one’s political or economic learning, this book will kindle the interest of economists and policy enthusiasts. Let me start with the positives: the book seamlessly elucidates the intricacies of policymaking in India. The author has shared the nuances of various policy
