Justice Denied: A Techie’s Suicide and the Dark Side of Dowry Laws
In a heart-wrenching incident that has sent shockwaves through the country and beyond, Atul Subhash, a 34-year-old techie from Bangalore, took his own life, leaving behind a detailed 24-page suicide note and an 80-minute video. His tragic death has reignited the debate on the misuse of dowry laws in India and the systemic flaws in…
Yash Sharma
Knowing When and What to Let Go
Intelligent deprioritisation is emerging as a cornerstone of productivity in a world that glorifies multitasking. Modern professionals face an endless barrage of tasks, emails, and obligations, making it essential to identify what to do and what to let go consciously. While prioritisation is key, deprioritisation—letting go of non-essential tasks—profoundly impacts long-term productivity and decision-making quality….
Bhumika
Plan A Scenario
Market volatility has never been more relevant; economic uncertainties, geopolitical shifts, and technological disruptions can all cause unexpected turbulence. After COVID-19, this market uncertainty has become a constant challenge for companies across industries. In such conditions, traditional forecasting methods often fall short, exposing businesses to risks they haven’t anticipated. Scenario planning has emerged as a…
Shipra Prajapati
A Masterclass in Modern Management: Jack Welch’s Legendary Run At General Electric
The 1980s was a tough time for corporate America, with industries grappling with globalisation, rising competition, and shifting economic ties. However, Jack Welch, a fiery and unconventional leader, stood at the helm of General Electric (GE). Nicknamed “Neutron Jack” for his radical restructuring strategies, Welch transformed GE from a $12 billion company in 1981 to…
ABHYUDAYA MITTAL
Reinvent or Left Behind?: How Innovative Labs Propel Legacy Brands Forward?
Innovation is not just a competitive edge—it’s a survival mechanism. According to Zerone Consulting, 80% of the executives believe their business is vulnerable to disruption, while 84% affirm innovation’s role in driving business growth. For mature brands, maintaining relevance in a rapidly evolving market often means turning inward. Internal innovation labs have emerged as strategic…
Abdullah Ansari
Historic Treasures, Modern Tourism: A Blueprint for Heritage Preservation in the Gulf
In the last 10 years, GCC countries have made efforts to restore, promote, and improve their cultural heritage as part of their strategy to boost tourism in the countries. Today, the region has 17 UNESCO World Heritage Sites and smaller palaces, mosques, and other sites that attract millions of tourists. According to GlobalData, in 2023,…
Vipin Kumar
A Clever Play: Crafting Lasting Impressions from Fleeting Moments
Attracting the right audience for your business now requires a perfect symmetry between art and science. Traditional marketing efforts that prioritise long-term brand building, loyalty, and consistency have their place in the current scenario, but ephemeral marketing has taken the world by storm. According to the GWI, ephemeral content consumers average 4.4 devices each, surpassing…
Himanshu
The Asset-Light Revolution: A Roadmap to Greater Profits and Agility
Once seen as the survival mechanism for underperforming companies’ asset-light strategies and business models, it has become an essential tool to fuel growth and strengthen an ecosystem of partnerships. Companies aggressively adopt creative revenue models that capitalise on underutilised or non-core assets. This shift allows companies to optimise cash flow, reduce operational overhead, and improve…
Meta Goes To NCLAT Against CCI’s Rs 213 Crore Penalty
On 6 January 2025, Meta, the parent company of Facebook and WhatsApp, filed an appeal in the NCLAT (National Company Law Appellate Tribunal) against the Rs 213 crore CCI penalty. The fine was imposed for the company’s alleged abuse of its dominant position related to WhatsApp’s 2021 privacy policy. The case is expected to be…
4 Of Top 10 Firms’ Mcap Dropped By Rs 96,606 Crore
Among India’s top 10 most valued firms, the Mcap of 4 firms, namely Tata Consultancy Services, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and SBI declined by Rs 96,605.66. Among these companies, HDFC witnessed the sharpest loss, with its valuation dropping by Rs 37,025.46 to Rs 13,37,919.84 crore. The value of ICICI dropped by Rs 29,324.55 crore, and…
