Cisco has committed to positively impact 50 million people in India by 2025 through social initiatives and partnerships. Globally, the uber target for the networking giant is at one billion and they have reached out to some 220 million people so far.

Ram Nath Kovind would be the next occupant of the Rashtrapati Bhavan. The election, which was held on Monday, was a one way contest between Ram Nath Kovind and Meira Kumar.

Spa therapy has become the big trend in the wellness industry for a few years now. What distinguishes a true luxury spa from plain vanilla ones are the special ingredients, trained masseurs and exotic detox packages sourced and offered from around the world.

India's unprecedented water crisis is affecting everyone - from domestic user to farmer to industrialist. The lopsided cost vs price economics of water can have a debilitating effect on the country. What government, industry and farmers need to do to avert a catastrophe.

The exit of Vijay Mallya has finally given Diageo true control over United Spirits, at a much higher cost than originally estimated.

The methodology tries to cover all key stakeholders, who know B-schools based on their experience.

The NDA government is bringing a plan to clean the mess in distribution companies, but a history of failures raises more apprehension than confidence.

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Saturday presented his maiden full-year Budget for the 2015-16 financial year in the Lok Sabha. Read the full text of his speech here:

Besides attracting Indian students, the UK government also planned to increase the number of British students visiting India to 25,000 over the next five years.

From solar energy to the presence of flora and fauna within the campus, the students at IIFM, Bhopal are able to get all the help they need to prepare for their courses.

Goa Institute of Management (GIM) is trying to bridge the gap between finishing a course and becoming productive for an organisation.

A new kind of B-school caters to the working professional who cannot afford to take a sabbatical for further study.

Apart from their intake from B-schools, many corporate houses have begun recruiting from reputed graduate colleges. Still, there is no questioning the relevance of an MBA.

Of late, as the industry realised the importance of creativity and imagination, communication skills and problem-solving abilities, they have started looking towards liberal arts.

According to observers, often bureaucrats sans critical training in business are at a disadvantage, forcing many to arm themselves with an MBA.

Today, women chairpersons in India broadly fall under one of three brackets: those who come from the founding family, first-generation entrepreneurs, and professionals including India heads of multinational companies, such as HSBC India's Naina Lal Kidwai.

The new BJP government has its hands full, with an economy on the skids and an imbalanced fisc. Business leaders are hopeful that quick decision-making will replace the policy inaction that weighed down the second avatar of the Congress-led UPA-II.