Special Report
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Philanthropy should be humble, but not modest: Rohini Nilekani
Apart from building a flexible and resilient framework for the future, philanthropists, civil society and the government must work in tandem so that every rupee is absorbed on the ground
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The second wave, as seen by a 22-year-old intern doctor on long hours of Covid-19 duty
Ambulances lining up with patients, 12-hour shifts, limited resources and deteriorating mental health are some of the many challenges Dr Alisha Akhani has been dealing with fresh out of her MBBS course
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Future of Luxury—Consumer experience will drive value: Sabyasachi Mukherjee
Brands will now need to find ways to weave stories that appeal to the weary consumer who has been stuck at home for months. And buyers will feel empowered to express themselves with products that make them happiest
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Resilience is the future of leadership: CP Gurnani
To navigate times of crises, leaders need to be able to wear many hats in order to guide, inspire and innovate
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Future of Sports—Live games will make a comeback: NP Singh
The shared experience of live games will remain the future of sports viewership and content providers will need to innovate to shape the narrative
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Innovation no longer limited to professional adults in lab coats: Gitanjali Rao
15-year-old aspiring scientist and an innovator writes the future of innovation is not a vague idea; it is a consequence of collective empathy for each other's concerns and the will to solve them
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Gurudwaras offer a ray of hope and timely help in these grim times
From setting up oxygen langars and Covid-19 care centres to providing medicines, ambulance services and food to patients, gurudwaras are working round-the-clock to alleviate the sufferings of people
