Special Report
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Dasra has changed the face of giving in India
Deval Sanghavi and Neera Nundy ditched lucrative jobs in the US to steer philanthropic initiatives in India in the right direction
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How 'Desh' Deshpande is helping Indian NGOs scale up
Tech billionaire Gururaj 'Desh' Deshpande is helping NGOs scale up and sustain philanthropy initiatives on their own steam. His formula for self-reliance is relevance followed by innovation
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Bijal Damani: Rajkot's good samaritan
What started as a tool to manage students has evolved into a movement of sorts. And Rajkot's Bijal Damani is at the vanguard of it all
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Real Estate: Why India can build hope
The real estate sector may be hung over from a two-year downturn, but developers say that one thing never changes: The right product at the right ticket size always sells
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Don't Judge The Market. Make The Most Of It
Prominent fund managers say a bull run is sustainable if reforms take place. And a long-term approach will help the intelligent investor
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Accessories that will make movies and music come alive in your room
As entertainment goes hi-tech and audiences look for nuance (the exact shade of blue in a blazer or the most natural sound from a guitar), device manufacturers are paying greater attention to detail. And the focus on product engineering and design is growing. Here's a selection of luxury products in the home entertainment space that make your music and movies come alive within the comfortable confines of your room
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We strengthen ties by selling a dream: Fendi CEO
Pietro Beccari, CEO of Fendi, talks about his brand's plans to target the young elite
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Dilip Piramal lives in the lap of luxury, but values his time the most
He lives in a sprawling home and loves the best cars but for Dilip Piramal, chairman of VIP Industries, the biggest luxury is being the master of his own time
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Posh Wheels for the Luxury Customer
Rides you shouldn't do without if you can afford them
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Spoilt for choice: Luxury has made its home in India
The affluent Indian's desire for 'the good life' has lured the world's biggest luxury brands to the country despite the real estate and regulatory quagmire
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Watches that you'd love to flaunt
Consumer spending is yet to take off, but nothing sells better than aspiration for brands