Column
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Their best shots
India will need at least 1.5 billion doses even if just half the population is vaccinated
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Capital with a conscience
India has a rich tradition of corporate philanthropy, with family foundations of the Tatas, Godrejs, Birlas and Bajajs, among others, doing their bit for nation-building and social welfare. Yet, almost a century later, those efforts aren't proving enough, inadequacies exposed by Covid-19
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The billionaire fast lane
Two distinct themes emerge from a cursory glance at the rich list: Digital and health
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In the Crosswinds
Ajay Singh belongs to a rare breed that revels in the Herculean odds of turning around an airline
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Rushing the big white hope of the antidote
Dr Reddy's Laboratories, risk-taker and pioneer of several new drugs and R&D has its reasons for partnering with Russia, which go way beyond the vaccine.
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Back as bellwether?
Infosys's performance is a sign of the resilience of its strategy and operating model
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Food and drug administration
In April-June, Britannia's net profits were up by 118% over a year ago, and at a three-year high
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The great rural hope
If there are glimmers of hope for the economy, they're largely being seen in agrarian India
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Born to be online
Digital-first brands have the capacity to disrupt their brick-and-mortar counterparts
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A lighter shade of purple
If shattering of gender stereotypes needed a shot in the arm, it came during the lockdowns
