Business Today will host the fifth edition of MindRush - India Today Group's annual flagship business event. The one-day conference will take place on January 13 at St Regis, Mumbai. Here are the highlights.

The survey says more than a quarter of the respondents chose to invest in a company purely because of high standards of corporate governance while 79 per cent refrained from investing in a high-growth company solely because of corporate governance issues.

Indian IT bellwether Infosys has bounced back with double-digit (12 per cent) revenue forecast this fiscal (2013-14) and revival in fortunes on return of its co-founder N R Narayana Murthy as executive chairman.

Mythological shows were once the coolest thing on television. But then television was hit by a saas-bahu storm. Mythological shows slipped down the popularity charts and people were mesmerised by women sparring with each other on television every evening.

Madan Pillutla teaches organisational behavior at London Business School and is a visiting faculty at the Indian School of Business. He met N. Madhavan on the sidelines of BT's MindRush event, at which he was among the speakers. Edited excerpts from the interview:

Arvind Kejriwal is talking corruption, Narendra Modi is talking development. What does Rahul Gandhi stand for? At least it is not clear to me, says Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev, Founder of the non-religious, public service organisation, Isha Foundation.

Keeping to the 'Bloom' theme of this issue - we like to think of it as a trilogy following the \"Change\" and \"Hope\" themes of the last two years - we have packed 15 stories of revival across the spectrum.

Alok Kejriwal, CEO and Co-Founder, Games2Win, had an interesting proposition in the form of a case study for business heads and CEOs: \"I have built and sold businesses every five years and I want a case to be solved for a problem that I faced with one of my business,\" he said.

The Rapid fire session at BT's MindRush 2013 moderated by Business Today's Managing Editor Josey Puliyenthuruthel saw a diverse panel of first-generation entrepreneurs sharing the epochal moments that transformed them.

Well-known mythologist and Chief Belief Officer of the Future Group Devdutt Pattanaik said most people are like Indra, the king of Swarga or Heaven, who had his share of weaknesses. But they have to be nudged towards \"Vishnu-hood\", a more idealistic way of doing business where prosperity can be achieved through peace.

The health of both the body and the mind was the overriding theme on the morning of the second day of MindRush, Business Today's two day conclave of ideas held at The Oberoi, Gurgaon.

So, what's the best way to get fit? Before you can hit the gym, run or swim, it is important to get selfish. So believes actor and fitness freak Neha Dhupia.

Yogi, mystic and visionary Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev says the human mechanism is the most sophisticated machine on the planet. And we ought to understand it better if we have to find bliss and live peaceful lives.

TCS has seen a scorching pace of growth ever since N. Chandrasekaran took charge as its CEO. This year, for the second year running, the company topped the BT500 list of the most valuable companies.

Several business honchos at the event shared the best advice they got from peers, seniors and family about life, happiness and success at Business Today's maiden signature event Mind Rush.

In earlier years, Murthy had time and again reiterated that none of the founders' children would work at Infosys. Yet Rohan joined Infosys in June this year as Murthy's executive assistant.

Business Today successfully wraps up MindRush 2013. Here's a quick look at sessions from Day 2. Featuring: Neha Dhupia, Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev, Vineet Nayar, Deep Kalra, Sasha Mirchandani and more.

Here are the highlights from the first day coverage of Business Today MindRush 2013, a two-day event that brings global thought leadership to the doorstep of India. Featuring: Narayana Murthy on what business has taught him, best advice CEOs have ever got and Best CEOs awards.

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The last three years have been among the toughest that Indian business has faced in recent decades. We celebrate CEOs who have managed to thrive despite all this, writes Aroon Purie.