Special Report
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How India Can Win Friends and Influence Nations
India’s foreign policy has for long been dictated by its aspirations for global leadership. Now there’s an element of realpolitik infused into it
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The Perfect School For You
Flexible courses, learning from theatre, music, sports and poker, and even building self awareness. Schools are banking on innovation to make AMPs more effective
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Executive Directions
It is a big distance between managing and leading. An advanced management programme can help shorten it
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South Africa: Protea Notes
The Springboard for the African continent, South Africa is a country steeped in paradox. Glimpses
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South Africa: The Men Who Matter
Business magnates, king makers, champions of the African cause — the most influential people in South Africa
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South Africa: Rise of The Black Middle Class
Affirmative action has led to the rise of a non-white middle class. For Indian companies, the challenge is to gauge its appetite for consumption while dealing with government policy
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South Africa: Between Two Worlds
South Africa is slowly shaking off its Western leanings. It’s finding new reference points in emerging markets that share similar issues
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Yasheng Huang: Gross Democratic Product
In India, and even in China, growth has proven to be compatible with individual liberty
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Jockin Arputham: Building Dignity Brick by Brick
The power to fix their problems lies in the hands of slum dwellers themselves. They need not look to the government or anyone else
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Muhammad Yunus: The Missing Link in Capitalism
Human beings are driven by more than a desire to just make money. Self-sustaining social enterprises should be built around this aspiration