
On what makes a leader, how to stop wasting energy on the wrong things, speaking well, the history of attention, understanding India’s economic planning, and more
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On what makes a leader, how to stop wasting energy on the wrong things, speaking well, the history of attention, understanding India’s economic planning, and more
The next phase of global innovation may emerge not from invention, but from how India adapts and stretches existing tools.
In the shadow of the Air India AI171 tragedy, the Tata Group faces a crucible moment—echoing a corporate crisis from four decades ago that still defines leadership under pressure
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Five days in a small country with a large narrative, exploring history, the art of dissent, and an old wine culture
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A group of childhood friends retrace the bloodied battlegrounds of WWII Europe—from Normandy to Berlin—finding meaning, memory, and a warning for the present
While the world fixates on AI breakthroughs in the US and China, South Korea is crafting a distinctive and balanced model—powered by innovation and governed by foresight
Towns and even countries are offering incentives to attract remote workers—and their tax dollars and local spending. For managers this adds yet another level of flexibility for their remote talent. An extract from Prithwiraj Choudhury’s new book, ‘The World Is Your Office’
Work-from-anywhere isn’t just a perk—it’s a competitive edge. It’s time India paid serious attention
In the Indo-Pacific, America’s transactionalism collides with its strategic incoherence—posing hard choices for its partners
How India can shape, not just follow, the global rules of AI governance
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