HDFC Mutual Fund’s Prashant Jain is unapologetic about the recent poor performance of HDFC Top 200, the country’s biggest fund, despite some mistakes in picking the wrong stocks and sectors
The most expensive and inventive things are not necessarily the ones that provide the greatest value to the market and vice-versa as well, says Stefan Thomke
Herbicide-tolerant cotton grows clandestinely in Vidarbha while the government tries to curb GM adoption under NGO pressures
Films make most of their money in the first few days. But for a revenue stream over a lifetime, the film needs to succeed beyond that, says Siddharth Roy Kapur, MD, Studios - Disney UTV
Virender Aggarwal is effecting a painful change at Ramco. Will he succeed?
Gary Dugan of RBS says when a currency falls, it also offers a solution to the underlying issue of lack of competitiveness. But India has to get its manufacturing act together
Shifting tribal farmers from low-yield, low-income maize to more productive agriculture has been at the heart of Gujarat’s plan for tribal uplift
Latest guidelines from IRDA threaten to further tighten the screws on web aggregators but they aren’t rattled yet—after all, internet-savvy consumers are their insurance
India’s recent economic failures are the result of the breakdown in accountability at the Centre, says Ruchir Sharma. But mass-based leaders in states are faring much better
Companies in emerging markets may not need to build brands. But, if they do, China can show how. It is far ahead of the game than India
Contrary to NGO stories of exploited farmers and middlemen running riot, Gujarat’s potato farmers have scripted an entrepreneurial success story by teaming up with multinationals and other buyers of their produce