Special Report
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18 Indian Minds Who Are Doing Cutting Edge Work
The wheels have been set in motion to win back some of the finest minds of Indian origin to align forces with their country of origin
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Bangalore-based Institute Shows The Way to Innovation
Get in the best scientists, give them creative freedom, and innovation will happen. A scientific institute in Bangalore is showing the way
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How to 'Upgrade' A Country's Technology
Yigal Erlich, the founding father of Israel�s R&D ecosystem, talks about his country�s experience in fast-tracking innovation
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Tata Motors' R&D Focus
With its big R&D push, Tata Motors has begun the serious work of transforming itself into a global auto company
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Harry Bhadeshia's Steel Connects UK, France
Scientist Harry Bhadeshia’s passion for steel has helped him invent some of the best alloys of the metal
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Jayant Baliga's Invention Is A Power Saver
While working at GE, Prof. Baliga invented a device that reduces electricity consumption, saving consumers money and reducing pollution
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Mriganka Sur Reveals the Mysteries of The Brain
Neuroscientist Mriganka Sur is deepening our understanding of how the brain works and the “mis-wiring” that causes mental disease
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Solutions To Improve Centre-state Relations
India’s Centre-state relationship can be made to work better, says Aseema Sinha, associate professor, Claremont McKenna College
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Lant Pritchett: Service with a Smile
For government services to improve, those providing them should want to do a better job, says Lant Pritchett, professor of economics, Harvard University
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E. Sreedharan: Railway Board Needs To Shed Some Of Its Executive Powers
Former managing director of Delhi Metro E. Sreedharan feels that the Railway Board needs to delegate authority to zonal railways to improve efficiency and safety
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To Feed a Billion Mouths
The government should revive agriculture by offering subsidies and ensure that those who produce food can also consume what they produce