Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's SPJIMR
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's SPJIMR
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From Mahakumbh to Coldplay concert: FOMO and the power of the collective
In a world driven by hype and FOMO, the challenge is to recognise when we are making decisions for ourselves and when simply following the herd. The innate human desire to be part of something larger than oneself is not easy to overcome
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Captain Shubhanshu Shukla and the rise of Indian astrofuturism
Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla's mission marks a cultural and technological milestone in India's evolving space journey
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Upcycling – The opportunity-perception paradox
Upcycled products can win over customers—if brands rethink design, perception, and purpose from the start
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Flow Vs Wisdom: What happens when the Zen monk meets the jazz saxophonist?
Exploring the dance between flow and wisdom in modern life
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How Zudio made profitability trendy
Value fashion in India has a new playbook — Zudio's story is one of smart strategy and consistent execution
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The strategy of less: What Zepto can learn from DMart
It's all about becoming irresistible to your core customers
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Technology Meets Tradition: A new era of audience engagement with Indian performing arts
Technology is revolutionising Indian performing arts, blending tradition with innovation to create immersive, globally accessible experiences
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How open networks can unlock logistics market for India's GDP growth
Integration of physical and digital public infrastructure is reshaping the logistics landscape, driving efficiency, and reducing costs for businesses and consumers alike
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Budgeting for memes: Curious case of finance minister and Internet's comic relief
Politicians often entertain the Internet, and FM Sitharaman has become an unexpected star in this digital circus, inspiring countless memes, GIFs, and viral jokes
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Should we really ban social media?
As Australia takes a bold step to curb social media's reach among teenagers, the world grapples with its pervasive impact—challenging trust, disrupting democracy, and reshaping our collective consciousness. What does this mean for the future of governance, communication, and truth itself?