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Someone sits with a degree but no job, or with a mismatched job. Somewhere else, a job finds no qualified takers. Multiply this by millions and you realise the scale of the puzzle India is dealing with. We have far more college-educated youth...
WHY OUR OUTDATED HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM FAILS TO PRODUCE A WORKFORCE SUITED TO THE WORLD’S FASTEST GROWING LARGE ECONOMY Arjun, a master carpenter in Delhi’s Laxmi Nagar locality, has been practising his craft for the past 25 years. Most of his...
Minister Krishna Byre Gowda is a man on a mission, out to reinvent the city with a master plan for the age of AI
How Theja Rio won big with Angh, his 1960s family drama, at the Toronto film festival
Tata Sons’ leadership clash puts the group’s governance and future in question IT was close to 10 am on September 17, and anticipation was building among mediapersons waiting outside the iconic, century-old Bombay House in South Mumbai....
Reviewing your financials regularly can protect you from a tumultuous economy
Writer Irwin Allan Sealy’s Flying Yoginis combines reportage and reflection
AJAY SINGH HAS DONE THE MATHS AND DOES NOT LIKE IT. The Madhya Pradesh Petroleum Dealers Association chief reckons each of its members accepts over 100 UPI payments above Rs 2,000 in a day. From October 15, such transactions will cost them...
