
The Blind Spots of India Inc
Disability inclusion, leadership imagination, and the limits of intent
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Disability inclusion, leadership imagination, and the limits of intent

Artificial intelligence is superb at optimisation. But transformation still comes from the deviations leaders choose to back.

Five shifts shaping how organisations build clarity, continuity and trust in 2025

How abstraction, AI, and frictionless systems may be reshaping confidence, cognition, and first-principles thinking

Why AI-accelerated narratives are exposing leadership and capability gaps across organisations

How an airline’s crisis became an industry’s test. The concluding part of a two part special series

How IndiGo’s greatest strengths created the conditions for the December 2025 crisis — and what it reveals about the limits of high-performance systems. Part One of a two part special series

In a world of echo chambers, courage and curiosity keep us honest

Seven takeaways from a conversation with President Barack Obama’s speechwriter

What the tiger’s journey through the wild teaches us about leadership growth

McKinsey’s first Indian hire. Mentor to generations. Architect of an enduring legacy

AI-driven, multi-layered maps could change how we understand power, culture, and the choices future generations will inherit

As Sridhar Vembu steps back to focus on AI, Shailesh Davey takes the lead, steering Zoho into the future, on its own terms

The mystery lives on. But now we have facts

When every team has access to the same AI tools, your advantage will be in knowing what wasn’t said

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

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

Two years since ChatGPT entered classrooms, students and teachers are already using AI in everyday learning. Official policies may be slow to catch up, but a quiet reckoning is underway—through whispers, workarounds, and growing calls for clarity

Leadership conversations are increasingly about what can be measured and instant results. Yet, many of the most powerful shifts in leadership show up quietly

As the machines are advancing relentlessly, do we let AI think for us, or do we stay actively human?

18 takeaways on crisis management and trust-building

Rather than fighting the use of AI in the classroom, it’s time to reimagine the real goals of learning and teaching

Around the world, CEOs, even the smartest of the lot, are known to occasionally suffer from a foot-in-the-mouth disease. Yet there are playbooks in place on how to deal with such crises–something that L&T has chosen to ignore.

Fireside chat: Ajay Piramal, Nitin Paranjpe and Dr Anil Khandelwal, in conversation with Indrajit Gupta

A Founding Fuel Live conversation between D Shivakumar and Ramesh Srinivasan, co-author, ‘The Journey of Leadership’

Whom is an EV best for? What is the viable life of an EV? Do they have resale value? These and more questions answered

A guide to owning electric cars and scooters—from ease of use, to running costs, charging networks, reliability, and more

Insights from Yuval Noah Harari’s book ‘Nexus: A Brief History of Information Networks from the Stone Age to AI’

An excerpt from Dr Dana Sinclair’s new book, ‘Dialed In: Do Your Best When It Matters Most’

It is tempting to dismiss corporate universities as a relic of a bygone era. The reality may well be a bit more nuanced

Many competent leaders from different domains aspire to join public life. But the transition is never an easy one

BCCI faces a set of crucial decisions ahead that could set the pace for the future

In this age of AI, creating an employee-first culture may seem counter-intuitive. But not if you believe in the primacy of building human relationships at the workplace

Fintechs bet on data and algos to know the credit-worthiness of the underserved. However, there's a gap in what the data can reveal because of consumer behaviour. Part 3 of a 4-part series

What do we need more of: leaders who dominate global institutions or local leaders with a make-in-India mindset?

Books about a fearless industrialist, building a great culture, regret and fulfilment, building careers, world strategy, reinventing work, and becoming a strategist

Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR) had a pivotal role in shaping India’s computer-tech capability, as early as the 1960s. An extract from ‘Against All Odds: The IT Story of India’ by Kris Gopalakrishnan, N. Dayasindhu and Krishnan Narayanan

August 8, 2022: SuperSable, Problem with Instagram?, Gender and physics

Leaders like Elon Musk defy the normative leadership framework. They have strong critics, but also build institutions. How do we decode their success?

July 26, 2022: Rethinking smartwatches; Climate change and pandemics; Getting things done

July 14, 2022: Nilekani on the future; Indian English; The Uber Files

Book review: Tata’s Leadership Experiment: The Story of the Tata Administrative Service

June 23, 2022: TV debates versus real politics; Indian protest rap; Thursday thoughts

June 20, 2022: Lessons from Zoho’s Sridhar Vembu; Amazon hits RESET; Rare pictures

June 17, 2022: What cricket lost; The upside of negativity; #AllSleepMatters

June 6, 2022: SoftBank’s underbelly; The worrisome legacy of Jack Welch; Procrastination explained

April 14, 2022: The rise and rise of Canva, Being digital, Design challenges

April 11, 2022: The Great Transition; The difficulty of being good; Role reversal

There are signs of growing impatience among CEOs to abandon the hybrid work experiment and return to office permanently. What’s driving this sentiment? And could it scupper change?

March 22, 2022: The rest of 2022; The outliers; The evolution of life