The Staggering Pace Of Technology
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Author of 'Green Gone Wrong' Heather Rogers talks about the dynamics of green technologies and the crisis the world actually faces today
The Vodafone Crossword book award for best children’s work was won by financial journalist Siddhartha Sarma for his novel 'The Grasshoppers’s Run'
Morgan Witzel discusses evolution of Tata as a corporate brand with Chetna Mehra
Debutant author Sarita Mandanna ‘s profound kinship with Coorg reverberates through her novel ‘Tiger Hills’
Prof. Bardhan analyses the challenges that lie ahead in the road to development for China and India for them to truly become global powers
Journalist Manu Joseph talks about how he created his debut novel 'Serious Men' and the central themes he has explored
Writer José Saramago, the first Portuguese-language winner of the Nobel Literature prize dies at 87
Prof. Harbir Singh, co-author of The India Way, on how Indian companies differ from the West and the future of Indian MNCs
Srikumar S. Rao shares his unusual thoughts on a number of ideas such as the inherent negativity in positive thinking and how personal and professional lives are not separate
Laisram Indira speaks to Peter Church on his book on 30 Indian business leaders
Mark Johnson explains the concept of 'white space', the need for systemic changes in business models for sustained growth and why companies should focus on innovation to stay ahead
Getting people to trust the online payment mode was quite a challenge, says Flipkart CEO
Varma candidly discusses how colonial legacies continue to harbour in the mindsets of Indians today at the cost of our original cultural heritage, literature and schools of thought
Anita Nair talks about writing in urban India, the role of a corporate wife as explored in her latest book 'Lessons In Forgetting' and her forthcoming works
Helen Kogan, managing director of Kogan Page discusses the constitution and establishment of Kogan Page India, the principles behind their business and how they plan to influence and expand their market in India
Deeply involved in researching the layers of Indian mythology, Italian author Roberto Calasso is frustrated by the unavailability of reliable translations of Vedic scripts
