Special Report
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Management education has failed in India: Nirmalya Kumar
Nirmalya Kumar, one of the world's leading management thinkers, says the current model of management education in the country has outlived its utility and that sweeping reforms are the need of the hour
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Rapid growth for a year won't justify present valuations: Mrinal Singh
ICICI Prudential's Mrinal Singh believes that without a meaningful pick-up in growth, it's hard to see the current mid-cap rally being sustained
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E-learning gets a reboot with business education
The first wave of online education didn't make much of an impact. Now, with business education being its biggest segment, it's making a quiet comeback
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Given the sky-high valuations, should you still invest in mid-caps?
The recent mid-cap rally has led to sky-high valuations for these companies. Is it sustainable?
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SP Jain School's do-it-yourself MBA
SP Jain School of Global Management has crafted an MBA programme where corporate finance is as important as cultural connect
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How ISB is helping new-age managers identify the right questions
ISB is reorienting its approach to help new-age managers identify the right questions
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Eye on startups: IIMB has cutting-edge lessons in entrepreneurship for company founders
IIM Bangalore has geared up to give company founders a lesson in cutting-edge entrepreneurship
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Higher and higher: How IIMA is staying relevant in the global village
India's premier B-school has devised a retooling strategy to stay relevant in the global village
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The next show: PVR's game plan to consolidate its pole position
India's largest multiplex chain PVR has adopted a customer-first approach to retain loyalists and grab a larger share of out-of-home entertainment
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Foreigners don't question consumer firm valuations, says Dabur CEO Sunil Duggal
Sunil Duggal, CEO of Dabur, talks about his experience at the helm of a family-owned but professionally-run company, revival in consumer sentiment, and Patanjali's peripheral damage
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Apollo Tyres' quest for a global grip
Despite initial missteps in its pursuit of international stature, Apollo Tyres is still in the game. Along the way, it has not lost sight of the Indian market