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The prime minister wants to increase solar power capacity 30 times in seven years. His 100 GW target is bigger than anything attempted by anyone anywhere in the world. Is it realistic?
One of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's biggest strengths is that he does
not believe in incrementalism when he sits down to formulate policy. Even by his standards, though, the target for solar power by 2022 is colossal.
Though the issue had hit headlines even when services such as
Skype were launched and the Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) versus
voice telephony debate generated a lot of heat, the latest round of this
ideological war started in India in December 2014.
BOLD, by Peter H. Diamandis and Steven Kotler, is a crash course on entrepreneurship for anyone who wants to be challenged.
People in news. Featuring: Nasim Zaidi, Nandan Nilekani, Ramalinga Raju and more.
Successful companies have to keep reiterating the communication.
That is one of the learnings. Overcommunicate where you are going, says Shantanu Narayen, President and CEO of Adobe Systems.
Games research company Newzoo forecasts that in 2015 mobile game
revenues will zoom past those of console games for the first time.
The father of India's green revolution, Swaminathan is involved in the conservation and cultivation of millet. He tells Business Today why millet is important.
Recalling the genius of Abraham-Louis Breguet, who first produced
'subscription watches' in 1796, the Tradition 7097 pays tribute to the
mechanisms of that age.
Creating a culture of excellence begins when you face the reality that
your excellence may have been kidnapped. By first admitting it, you then
can start to focus on the four tenets of excellence.
Business Today readers share their feedback on the magazine's coverage.
Share economy proponents have not given up and are banking on the fact that 65 per cent of India's population is below 35.
Huawei's Honor 6 Plus feels like a premium smartphone but is a little too expensive.
Unseasonal rain in March and April has destroyed rabi crops in various
parts of the country. Crops over 106 lakh hectares - about 18 per cent
of the area under rabi crops - have been damaged. This is expected to
push up food prices.
Also, Japan has become the biggest foreign creditor to the United States
government for the first time since the 2008 financial crisis, toppling,
China.
Having started with economy hotels in 2005, Ji Qi, Founder of the China Lodging Group, gradually brought in midscale and upscale properties into his portfolio. Growth has been phenomenal, and targets going forward are equally so.
