BT Mindrush 2021: In 2020, Ambani built three sector-dominating businesses under RIL and cleaned off the conglomerate's debts by raising Rs 2.89 lakh crore

How different industries fared amid the pandemic? CEOs discuss 'rebuilding businesses' on Day 2 of Business Today MindRush 2021

Amid pandemic, hybrid mode of working has been accepted across industry. How companies are making sure they don't miss on coordination and what are challenges in keeping productivity high. Experts discuss on Day 2 of BT MindRush 2021

Discussing the future of healthcare post-COVID at the Business Today MindRush event on Friday, January 22 , a panel of distinguished experts shared their views on how the present crisis will shape the basics of healthcare in times to come

MindRush 2021: Experts agree that biggest impediment for all operators will be spectrum cost and all stakeholders need to work together towards addressing these challenges. The other challenge for telcos is to seamlessly deploy infrastructure support

BT MindRush 2021: Vikram Patel, during his address, explained what corporates can do and what they should be doing to combat mental health-related problems at the workplace

BT MindRush 2021: Sanjiv Mehta, who joined the HUL in 2013 stated one must put 'compassion' at the centre of the leadership. He also said that a leader must spot the crisis and immediately take action

India's economy is going through turbulent times  and innovative ways are needed to steer businesses out of this chaos. Arvind Panagariya, Professor of Economics, Columbia University, Rajeev Misra, CEO, SoftBank Vision Fund, Sanjiv Mehta, CMD, Hindustan Unilever, Dr Soumya Swaminathan, Chief Scientist, WHO  deliver keynote addresses to the audience of #BTMindrush2021 on these key issues.Also Read: BT MindRush: India to return to pre-COVID growth at higher rate, will grow at 8%, says Arvind Panagariya

Speaking at the Business Today MindRush event on Friday, January 22, Arvind Panagariya, Professor of Economic, Columbia University and Former VC, NITI Aayog said that the economic recovery hinges upon how fast the government can bring the coronavirus under control

Speaking on disruption amid Covid-19, SoftBank Vision Fund CEO says world will never go back to previous ways of living. Every industry has been impacted but upcoming time presents tremendous opportunities, he adds

Business Today MindRush 2021: Bharat Biotech's CMD Krishna Ella will discuss the future of healthcare post-COVID with Thyrocare MD A Velumani and Public Health Foundation of India President Srinath Reddy on day one of the event

Misdirected stimulus that relies heavily on liquidity infusion when demand is depressed and incentivising loan defaults by routinely writing off NPAs threaten financial stability and economic recovery

First advance estimates of national income highlight three key imperatives to revive growth: generate demand and investment cycles by directly spending more and reverse import substitution

According to a note issued by Niti Aayog after the meeting, all the attendants agreed that high frequency indicators are showing signs of a strong economic recovery, and that too earlier than expected

Six rounds of talks have taken place between the protesting farmers and the government, but a complete consensus is yet to be reached. While protesting farmers want the three laws to be scrapped permanently, the government seems to be in no mood to withdraw the reforms. Nobel laureate Abhijit Banerjee and Arvind Panagariya shared their views on the farm laws and the current standoff between the protesting farmers and the government.Also Read: COVID-19 pandemic hamstrung global economy in 2020; IMF estimates 4.4% contraction

This is a nebulous idea designed to mean anything and everything under the sun without the burden of economic logic, facts and evidence

Multiple factors are responsible for this; some are well-known, like data fudging and man-made disasters of demonetisation, GST, and stringent lockdown; others are lost sight of, like lack of institutional support and intellectual rigour and frivolous approach to serious crisis

Part II of this two-part article continues to relook at misadventures that derailed the Indian economy, threatening dreams of millions of \"aspirational\" Indians. Instead of a serious and meaningful debate, India continues to grapple with constant and systemic \"misdirection\" in multiple sense of the word

Former NITI Aayog Vice Chairman Arvind Panagariya said that India, like nearly all other countries in the world, faced \"difficult choices\" against the COVID-19 pandemic

Lockdown in india latest news: Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant stated that no new coronavirus cases have been reported in the state since April 3