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Why the term ‘ORS’ should not be used as a branding tool

The Delhi High Court has granted a stay on the FSSAI order that banned usage of the term ‘Oral Rehydration Salt (ORS)’ on food and beverage product...

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Widening ‘trust’ deficit

The public discord inside Tata Trusts, the controlling shareholder of Tata Sons, was bad enough. What’s worse is that it now appears to have become...

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The Financial Express

Google’s AI bet: A strategic infra node

By Dhanendra Kumar On October 14, Google announced with the Adani Group an investment of $15 billion over 2026-30, to build their first artificial...

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Towards a rupee-pegged stablecoin

By A Damodaran The buzz about a possible global monetary reset was in the air, long before US President Donald Trump signed the Genius Act in July....

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Confronting deepfakes

By Pavan Duggal Indian cyber legislation has reached a pivotal moment. The draft changes to the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and...

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Mutually beneficial

The Reserve Bank of India’s stance on foreign investment in Indian banks is refreshing. The recent flurry of deals transacted by Yes Bank, RBL...

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The Financial Express

A regenerative agri-mission

Ashok Gulati & Ritika Juneja, Respectively distinguished professor and research fellow, ICRIER On October 16, the global community observed World...

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Fifth column by Tavleen Singh: A dangerous election practice

IN A country in which it is always election season, it is hard for political commentary to rise above mundane tripe. As a columnist with an...

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Tavleen Singh

Leap of faith

The ruling dispensation is reportedly mulling a Bharat sovereign wealth fund (SWF)-a state-owned entity that invests domestically and abroad-that...

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The Financial Express

Adland’s heart loses its beat

In Piyush’s world, Bobby Pawar did not exist. I was introduced to him by Sonal Dabral after he had hired me in 1995. Everyone remembers him by his...

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Guest

Unleashing the right to repair

By Gopal Jain, The author is a senior advocate in the Supreme Court India’s repair culture has long been a defining aspect of daily life. From...

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Indore’s shame: Two cricketers, one street and a thousand excuses

What should have been a leisurely walk by two Australian cricketers after their recent World Cup win turned into a painful reminder that for women,...

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Abhishek Ab

India’s role vital in specialised tech talent

By Pranat Pathak The search for talent has never been more important for global asset management. In a sector where precision and innovation are...

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Piyush believed in celebration — of life, people, and stories

It’s hard to believe that Piyush’s laughter is now only a memory. What a remarkable era he defined — a man who made work feel like life itself. For...

25.10.2025 1

Prasoon Joshi

Blessing in disguise?

It’s not clear whether the Trump administration’s decision to impose sanctions on two Russian oil companies was taken after back-channel...

24.10.2025 2

The Financial Express

Not human, just data & codes

By Atanu Biswas In late September, Tilly Norwood, an “AI actor”—created entirely by artificial intelligence (AI)—was introduced at the Zurich Film...

24.10.2025 1

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Riding on household sector

By R Gopalan & MC Singhi India witnessed accelerated growth of GDP and capital formation during 1994-2008, with annual GDP growth averaging 6.6%...

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The creative genius who found the extraordinary in the ordinary

Advertising, Piyush Pandey used to say quite often, should be like “talking to your neighbour across the fence”. He has walked that talk throughout...

24.10.2025 2

Shyamal Majumdar

Say bye to linear growth

By Sumit Kumar The capabilities expected from the healthcare workforce have changed, so have the structures that shape careers inside global...

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Transparency in AI

The government’s move to invite public consultation on its proposals to regulate deepfakes by putting in place a legal framework is a right step at...

23.10.2025 10

The Financial Express

Creative destruction in the classroom

By Priyank Narayan Every October, the Nobel announcements remind us that “ideas move the world”. This year the prize picks up a central question:...

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Why the term ‘ORS’ should not be used as a branding tool

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Widening ‘trust’ deficit

The Financial Express

Google’s AI bet: A strategic infra node

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Towards a rupee-pegged stablecoin

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Confronting deepfakes

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Mutually beneficial

The Financial Express

A regenerative agri-mission

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Fifth column by Tavleen Singh: A dangerous election practice

Tavleen Singh

Leap of faith

The Financial Express

Adland’s heart loses its beat

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Unleashing the right to repair

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Indore’s shame: Two cricketers, one street and a thousand excuses

Abhishek Ab

India’s role vital in specialised tech talent

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Piyush believed in celebration — of life, people, and stories

Prasoon Joshi

Blessing in disguise?

The Financial Express

Not human, just data & codes

Guest

Riding on household sector

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The creative genius who found the extraordinary in the ordinary

Shyamal Majumdar

Say bye to linear growth

Guest

Transparency in AI

The Financial Express

Creative destruction in the classroom

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