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Amitav Ghosh explains why it's impossible to not write about climate change

The rising heat - not only in Delhi but all over the world - is as much the theme of Gun Island as it is of his previous book, The Great Derangement

Piramal's exit will not impact Shriram Group companies: R Thyagarajan

Shriram Group is not driven by one individual; every company has its own management and is run by their respective CEOs, says Thyagarajan

Diesel is not part of Renault's future India strategy, says CEO Bollore

If you really want to serve a massive customer base, you have to make in India, says CEO Thierry Bollore

Don't think outside the box; remove the box entirely, says OpenGenius CEO

Study after study has proven that creative companies flourish because they're innovative, Griffiths tells Sneha Bhattacharjee

Jet lands in NCLT: It will be easier to find a solution, says SBI chairman

"It's not easy to deal with 900 creditors outside insolvency proceedings"

Data enables relevance and context, says Mindshare's MA Parthasarathy

A wonderful piece of content may draw attention. But without the right backing of data, it may not result in actually moving the needle on brand equity or business results

Sabyasachi Mukherjee talks about leveling walls between people and culture

One look at the magnificent Indo-Saracenic structure that rose above everything else in the vicinity and he, a 25-year old who had wanted to become a social worker, was hooked

No plan to sell Sasan power project: Reliance Power CEO K Rajagopal

K Rajagopal talks about the ongoing cases in several states

At least privatise process for distribution to endure: Tata Power Delhi CEO

In a Q&A, Sanjay Banga dwells on the steps his company has taken to improve billing even as it has surplus power tied up

Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw on curing cancer and the perils of a divisive society

Shaw says she tells her pharma colleagues that they are in a humanitarian business - like it or not, patients come first and if patients are the focus, profits would come naturally

Workspaces have transformed in three years: Innov8 founder Ritesh Malik

'We will differentiate on location, design and community', says Malik

We focus equally on tech and innovation: Capgemini CTO Patrick Nicolet

Capgemini measures the impact in terms of growth, not the margin, says Patrick Nicolet

High real interest rates making India uncompetitive, says Ajay Piramal

We will have to think of creative ways to encourage demand like the interest subvention in low-income housing loans, he said

How undergraduate education overseas deprives student of a network at home

Sanjeev Bikhchandani of Naukri.com has been part of the founding team at Ashoka University and holds clear and strong views on the state of higher education in India

India entering second wave of growth, says Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins

"We have significant engineering resources in India and we have built a lot of great technologies here," says Chuck Robbins

It's going to be extraordinary year for Tata Motors: CEO Guenter Butschek

Transition from BS-IV to BS-VI Tata Motors' biggest challenge, says Guenter

We're bullish on India, planning 800 stores by 2020: Miniso's Miyake Junya

In an email interview, the Japanese designer brand's co-founder says India is among the top-5 contributors to its revenue and that Miniso has great plans ahead for the Indian market

We will differentiate on service, availability, price: Tanit Chearavanont

By 2030, India is expected to be the third largest consumer market, says Tanit Chearavanont, Managing director, LOTS Wholesale Solutions

Ashok Leyland is eyeing top 10 slot in CV space in 9 years: Dheeraj Hinduja

Ashok Leyland Chairman Dheeraj Hinduja talks about his strategy and plans in the coming years

Making of a fast tortoise: Cyril Shroff recounts early days of his law firm

He talks about the lessons he learnt from that episode