Indian Development: Revisiting the Sainath Story
“In a world of “fake news” (events that never occurred or quotes that were never said), investigative journalism provides the
Triple Bottom Line
Are politicians keen about achieving social cohesion, which is conspicuous by its absence? A new fad, in this connection, is
Markets and Mistrust
IntroductionFrom the era of barter transactions where transactions could only take place due to double coincidence of wants to the
Ethical Supply and Demand
Have you ever heard of ‘responsible production’ or ‘ethical supply’ while doing an introductory microeconomics course? Why do you think
High Road Value Chains
If you are very keen about pursuing down-to-earth offline MBA education on exiting the severe-acute-respiratory-syndrome-coronavirus-2-governed-contactless college education, then here is
Are There Any Bears Left?
“Be fearful when others are greedy.” This famous adage by Warren Buffet is an apt way to sound alarm bells
Being Somebody, Becoming Nobody
A documentary was released recently on the American Richard Alpert metamorphosed into Baba Ram Dass as a disciple of the
Suppressing the Tide
Whether it be Article 19(1) of the Indian constitution or the 1st Amendment of the constitution of the United States
How Can Rural Labour Survive?
There is no right to work in India. The ruling governments have been least bothered about full employment policies and
Big Bazaar VS Walmart
Warren Buffet once said “What we learn from history is that people don’t learn from history.” After all, it is