Goa’s CM vs. the mining lobby
Manohar Parrikar has gone head to head with the large mining companies in Goa. At the same time, he knows he needs mining to get the state’s economy moving. What’s a chief minister to do?
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Swamy and foes
Why India Inc.’s biggest companies hate his guts.
Caste: Why it’s still an issue for India Inc.
Some 80 years after the Poona Pact gave reservations to India’s most backward communities, are Dalits rising to the top in corporate India?
What’s Choksi smiling about?
Gitanjali gems’ managing director says the prime securities issue is “all humbug” and claims there’s a turnaround plan. He’s got some convincing to do.
The fading rainbow: Can India Inc. revive it?
A handful of companies from Godrej to Infosys have progressive policies to protect gay employees. But is the corporate world doing enough to change attitudes?
Bruised and battered, but not out
Devas Multimedia’s Ramachandran Viswanathan talks about his disappointment with the treatment meted out to him, and his willingness to fight till the end.
Rebuilding Nestlé: No instant fix
Maggi was Nestlé India’s biggest crisis, but the company is not out of the woods now that the instant noodles are back. New chairman and managing director Suresh Narayanan’s task is to put the sheen back on brand Nestlé.
Mahan coal block: Stuck in India
The ill-fated Mahan coal block in Madhya Pradesh epitomises what can go wrong with the Modi government’s high-decibel development campaign.
