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Word of the Day: BrouhahaWord of the Day – Brouhaha: Some events suddenly seize attention, attracting notice from all directions. Whether in politics, the media, or...- Big brands put localising on fast track amid social media backlashZomato recently faced a massive backlash on social media over an agent asking a user from the state to learn Hindi - the national language ...
- India needs fourth pillar of economic governance: Regulatory ReformsIndia could adopt the US system, where the selectees will need to appear before the subject legislative committees for confirmation. This w...
- View: The real problem with electoral bondsAll the Opposition’s objections to the bonds are valid. But these objections and their object, the bonds, collude to perpetuate the essenti...
- Avoid unnecessary statements on Ayodhya, maintain harmony: PM Modi to ministersThe prime minister made these remarks at a meeting of the council of ministers, while asserting the need to maintain an atmosphere of amity...
- IPL's popularity puts it in the midst of Tamil Nadu - Karnataka water disputeIPL has nothing to do with Tamil Nadu-Karnataka water dispute but its popularity makes it a target for rabble-rousers.
- Nominating a kin for life insurance? Know the new rulesThe new Insurance (Amendment) Act has made the process of nomination simpler. Now the chances of a dispute in the event of the policyholder...
- Poles apart: Arvind Kejriwal-Narendra Modi rivalry intensifiesArvind Kejriwal has evolved into an unlikely polarising figure to almost rival Narendra Modi in the run-up to the Lok Sabha elections.
- In the age of internet, it's not possible to suppress a book: Wendy DonigerWendy Doniger said in an email statement that she was deeply troubled by what the development foretells for free speech in India.
- Conflict of interest rampant in India’s corporate sector, politics & financial marketsConflict of interest may be just beginning to display its ugly head in cricket, but it’s a perpetual malaise across Indian politics, indust...
- Hire for values, and not just competenciesMurthy is not the only senior leader to have been charged with inappropriate behaviour. Nor is he going to be the only one.
- Online censorship: How government should approach regulation of speechIf the government’s answer to ‘bad’ online content is more censorship, more surveillance and more regulation, then they are doing it wrong.
- Indian firms going global need to learn art of dealing with geoeconomic challengesA couple of years ago, India's Dabur group faced a politically-motivated campaign against its products by anti-India elements in Nepal.
- National Innovation Council report is opportuneThe timing of the National Innovation Council (NInC) report is opportune, but needs to be backed up with more vision.
- Twitter hails Shashi Tharoor for 6 lakh milestoneThe high-profile minister has won hearts of half-million followers in the virtual world and many more outside.
- Grocery shopkeepers inflate prices, making consumers pay a lotOf all the reasons attributed to spiralling food prices, the one that goes unnoticed is the raw deal that you get from the neighbourhood gr...
- US shouldn't kill hi-tech talent: Steve BallmerExclusive Interview: Ballmer said MS would continue to hire skilled professionals in India, China if the co is unable to employ them in US....
- Now, its HR's turn to face staff crunchIndustry attributes the shortage to mindset issue. Students opt for finance & marketing rather than study human resources.
- For a change, talent crunch hits HRAmid all this brouhaha over talent crunch what misses the eye is the real challenge before India Inc-the shortage of HR professionals.
- Boys in blue lose blue-eyed status!Media buyers are calling cricket ‘depressing for marketers’. Bollywood is becoming a far safer option.
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