By Taponeel Mukherjee Bankruptcies are a painful process for businesses, employees and business partners, but are an inevitable consequence of business dynamics and competition. As industries, companies and economic trends evolve, some companies will be…
By Arun Kejriwal Markets were on a correction mode and lost in all five trading sessions during the week. They have now lost for eight straight sessions and appear to have completed their correction for…
By Rahul Vatsa If you have missed to track the ongoing Lok Sabha election, and on May 12 you are trying to understand how it is going and overall what is the mood of India…
By Vinod Mirani Come May 23, the Lok Sabha election results will be out. There are political parties and there are politicians and they are usually prepared for any eventuality: win or lose. They survive…
By D.C. Pathak In a liberal democracy the State favours the idea of both public and private sectors running their businesses in a healthy competition for the good of the people. Growth requires investments from…
By Amulya Ganguli With Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Ram Madhav now saying that his party will get a majority of its own in the Lok Sabha and not fall short of the requisite number…
By Amit Kapoor The Trump-driven trade war does not seem to relent. In the latest development, the US has raised tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports to 25 per cent, up from 10…
By Saeed Naqvi If numbers go against him, will Narendra Modi accept defeat? Sounds like an absurd question but it worried me after I read the sub headline on the Op-ed page of the New…
By Yajurvindra Singh The recent announcement of a cricketers wife or girlfriend (WAGS) being allowed to join them during the World Cup has got peoples tongues wagging. The appropriate ruling, especially after the section 377…
By Rahul Vatsa The ongoing Lok Sabha election in Bihar is unique in the sense that no previous election whether of the assembly or a general election can be taken as reference while analysing electoral…
By Amit Dasgupta The growth in Indias middle class and strong aspiration among Indias young to be part of a global workforce have emerged as key drivers for Indian students seeking to study abroad. This…
By Saeed Naqvi If Indira Gandhi had won the 1977 general elections, it would have been a popular endorsement of her Emergency regime. Why would Narendra Modi’s return after the elections be seen differently from…
By Arun Kejriwal The week gone by began with a trading holiday because the fourth phase of polling took place on Monday (April 29) in Mumbai amongst other places, and both the stock exchanges are…
By D.C. Pathak The General Election this time has been marked by a significant amount of violence in the run-up to the polls in several parts of the country. The bitterness amongst the contesting parties…
By Vinod Mirani A picture is worth a thousand words and you never forget a picture you saw was the rule for and logic for promoting Indian films. Illiteracy has always been a problem and…
By Taponeel Mukherjee News on Indian credit markets over the last few weeks provide us with pointers that should help shape policy and business strategy. The struggle to get bidders for Jet Airways and the…
By Amit Kapoor History has always been an indispensable part of Indian society. People across India daily begin their day with chants that have their origin in the Bronze Age and pepper their conversation with…
By Amulya Ganguli Mamata Banerjees prime ministerial ambitions may have been severely jolted by the violence during the West Bengal elections which has recalled, according to a polling officer, what used to happen in Bihar…
By Amulya Ganguli Mamata Banerjee’s prime ministerial ambitions may have been severely jolted by the violence during the West Bengal elections which has recalled, according to a polling officer, what used to happen in Bihar…
By Arul Louis United Nations, May 2 (IANS) China’s retreat from providing international protection for Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) chief Masood Azhar and its patron Islamabad, marks a milestone in the political and diplomatic war on terror…