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Misdiagnosed: India's medical education struggles to treat its own ailments
Indian medical graduates face overwhelming challenges and dangerous working conditions. As protests erupt and calls for reform grow, can India address its medical education crisis before it's too late?
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How Powergrid is catching up with the renewable energy transition in India
In his first exclusive interview since taking over the largest electric power transmission utility in the country, RK Tyagi discusses the high-stakes projects under the Power Grid Corporation of India, and why the future of transmission will have India looking both inwards and at faraway lands
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Retail Reloaded: Vivek Biyani's Broadway set to pave the way for a fresh outlook on the retail industry
With a content-to-consumer model, Broadway aims to bring together brands, content creators and consumers in a physical retail space, along with daily events and experiences
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Inside the Best Under a Billion issue
The Best Under a Billion List has a heady mix of sectors, from F&B to data centres and semiconductors, and India and China account for the maximum representation on the list--over 30 companies from each country
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Raymond Lifestyle listing: Will the big bet on Indian weddings pay off?
As Raymond splits into three businesses with specialised core areas, shareholders will watch out if these opportunities create value. The company has been a dominant player in the wedding apparel industry for the last 100 years
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Titan MD CK Venkataraman on why the biggest business lessons come from the trenches
What does it take to build an iconic jewellery brand for the ages? CK Venkataraman, the managing director of Titan Company, attempts to answer this question in his new book The Tanishq Story. It is an insider's account into the people, ideas, situations and challenges that went into building one of India's biggest jewellery brands. Venkataraman, a Titan lifer, is candid about missteps in building the company, why his self-identity does not come from his job, and why philanthropy is on his mind as he retires in 15 months
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Generative AI is evolving every week, but the adoption is happening at a slower rate: SymphonyAI's Romesh Wadhwani
The Silicon Valley tech billionaire on the current hype around GenAI, partnering with Nvidia, threats from artificial intelligence, and the need for regulating it
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How Tadashi Yanai took Uniqlo to global dominance
Yanai had vowed to transform the chain of clothing stores he inherited from his father. Uniqlo was born and he's taken it to global dominance, and he's just getting started
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Return on AI: Why Nvidia's Q2 results are so keenly anticipated
The numbers, and commentary from CEO Jensen Huang will be microscopically examined for a sense of just how much AI is expected to grow further
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Most people don't see the relationship between carbon and water: Christophe Beck of Ecolab
Technology can help companies and governments chase growth while not depleting essential resources, says CEO Beck, during his recent visit to India
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Luthra and Luthra Law Offices India: How one of country's biggest law firms is balancing legacy with change
A year after assuming the role of managing partner at Luthra and Luthra, Harry Chawla has steered one of the biggest law firms in India into new geographies. But what remains unchanged is the 'family' DNA ingrained by the late founder Rajiv Luthra