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the private sector s commitment to the national skill development programme is shaky

The Private Sector's Commitment to the National Skill Development Programme is Shaky

The number of people needing technical and vocational education is at least 20 million per year, but the system is barely churning out 5 million per year.

Santosh Mehrotra

rbi paper on peer to peer lending a case of unmindful contradictions

RBI Paper on Peer-to-Peer Lending: A Case of Unmindful Contradictions

Jitendra Soni | Kanad Bagchi

power tariff scam gets bigger at rs 50 000 crore as allegations of equipment over invoicing emerge

Power Tariff Scam Gets Bigger at Rs. 50,000 Crore as Allegations of Equipment Over-Invoicing Emerge

Paranjoy Guha Thakurta

power tribunal s compensatory tariff decision time to take a fresh look at competitive bidding

Power Tribunal's Compensatory Tariff Decision: Time to Take a Fresh Look at Competitive Bidding?

Akshay Jaitly | Anuja Tiwari

tim cook of apple is here and there s more on his plate than mac in india

Tim Cook of Apple is Here and There's More on His Plate Than Mac in India

india’s new bankruptcy law is welcome but falls short of a home run

India’s New Bankruptcy Law is Welcome, but Falls Short of a Home Run

slamming the justice door shut on the fisherfolk of mundra

Slamming the Justice Door Shut on the Fisherfolk of Mundra

Arpitha Kodiveri

new data indicates that direct tax share in economy is at decade low

New Data Indicates that Direct Tax Share in Economy is at Decade Low

india never sought information on tax related matters says bahamian foreign minister

India Never Sought Information on Tax-Related Matters, Says Bahamian Foreign Minister

sebastian thrun modi and the forgotten promise of moocs

Sebastian Thrun, Modi and the Forgotten Promise of MOOCs