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During a conversation organised by the Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government on Tuesday, Sitharaman was asked by Harvard Prof...

The goddess offers some very profound life lessons that hold a wealth of meaning even for the management world.

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I have always believed that performance leads to recognition; recognition leads to respect; and respect leads to power. Therefore, economic...

Despite comforting words from Hindu and Muslim leaders to the faithful to take the verdict with equanimity and peace, the CJI and the two o...

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Vallabh Bhanshali, the chairman of Enam Securities, writes this piece for Economic Times imagining himself to be in Narayana Murthy's shoes.

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For his angry followers, he has identified a range of enemies that stand in their way: unreliable minorities, liberal elites and other root...

The 27-year-old survived a car accident in February 2015, in which two of his colleagues and friends had died.

With divorces throwing many a marriage apart, there are those who feel that this institution is in urgent need of an overhaul.

"It was a small step for Nasdaq, but a giant leap for Indian IT," he said, paraphrasing Neil Armstrong's words after he stepped on the moon.

Indian art funds have not yet delivered their promise of fantastic returns. Though the year looks promising for the Indian art market. Bubb...

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