The thinking Indian’s guide to Aadhaar
How should you think of Aadhaar? What are the issues at stake?
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How business schools in India have killed off research
New, bold and unconventional approaches are needed to resuscitate the research culture
When a tech idea goes into a government office
Aadhaar was designed as an enabler, a utility. That is its strength, and its weakness
The 1% rule
How do you eat an elephant? One piece at a time. Sounds like plain common sense. If forgotten, failure is inevitable
Bill Gates, Nandan Nilekani and the idea of societal platforms
EkStep Foundation is the technical partner of a new global philanthropic initiative Co-Impact. What exactly is it bringing to the table?
Will technology destroy democracy?
Job destruction, fake news, polarisation. Rapid advances in technology are blamed for these. Is that claim justified? Are other factors at play? Who will regulate technology?
Less-than-rational actors: An interview with Daniel Kahneman
Daniel Kahneman, grandfather of behavioural economics, talks about how the field came to be and the impact it has had
Why Narayana Murthy needs to relearn the rules of the Murthy Doctrine
The Infosys founder has always claimed the high moral ground on good governance. But by taking on the current board in a high-pitched boardroom battle, he may have violated his own tenets and weakened the institution
The ground beneath India’s feet
From a distance, India looks pretty. But the ground it stands on is shaky. Policies framed in Lutyens’ Delhi are distanced from Indian realities. Entrepreneurship is the victim
TiE Leapfrog Special
Would you much rather self disrupt or self destruct?
To those who reckon banks are going to keel over and die in the face of disruption from non-traditional contenders, I have a piece of advice. Hang on. It isn't going to happen so fast
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