A fight for autonomy, scramble for faculty, foreign players at the doors...Indian business education is awash with change this year. But the biggest change is in BT's ranking of B-schools.

The allocation for National Automotive Testing and R&D Infrastructure Project has been enhanced from Rs 1,718 crore earlier due to the cost escalation of the project.

Infosys chairman N.R. Narayana Murthy says men may come and men may go but corporations should go on forever.

In a new series on career, we seek expert opinion to tackle various issues. T.V. Mohandas Pai explains why it's important to get the first step right while charting a successful career course.

 We bring the best kept secrets till today. Successful personalities from all walks of life share words of wisdom that most influenced their financial lives.Slide-show: What SRK, Karan & Dravid have to say

Here is a take on people, places and products doing the rounds these days.

Truck major Ashok Leyland's new factory credo attempts to overcome the unemployment-unemployability paradox.

Here is a take on people, places and products doing the rounds these days.

IT biggies, private banks and consulting firms sweep top notch talent at India's premier B-schools in 2010.

The recession, downturn or whatever you call it, has dented most kinds of lists - lists of billionaires, lists of most valuable companies, lists of top recruiters and so on.

A few middle-rung B-schools have started to make their presence felt, which is only good news for the teeming MBA aspirants.

This internationally ranked Hyderabad school has all the makings of a blue-chip institution. Why didn’t respondents of our survey think so?

These are the poster boys of private enterprise in higher education. And even in the densely regulated segment, there are interesting business models that are paying off.

Nikesh Arora has vaulted to the 4th position in Google Inc. — next to the founders and the CEO. Here’s an account of his success, what it means to be a Googler, and how the Internet — with Google in the forefront — is challenging traditional business models.

BT asks the who’s who of India’s corporate world—as well as some professionals and leaders from other fields for good measure—to jog their memory and recall the best advice they ever got. What the advice was, who gave it to them and when, and how it helped them.

Participants electrify the South Zone BT Acumen finals in Bangalore with their cerebral energy.

The sixth Business Today-Nielsen Survey of India’s Best B-schools shows that IIM-A is still the best, but five others, IIM-B, IIM-C, Symbiosis, IIM-L and XLRI, are catching up fast. Then, one-year MBA programmes, of the type offered by Hyderabad-based ISB, are becoming popular. Slideshows : India's ten best B-Schools IIM-A - An epitome of excellenceISB - One-year wonderFrom BT archives 2007: IIM-A once again retains top perch2006: There are plenty of gainers & losers2005: Emergence of 15 B-school brands2004: To B or not to B?2003: What makes IIM-A dominate?More from the latest edition

The statutory body, which is supposed to regulate higher education in the country, is a sclerotic, bureaucratic organisation that is, instead, vitiating the atmosphere of technical education in India. In the past, it has been often accused of approving institutions with questionable credentials even as some of India's premier institutes have found it difficult to gain recognition. Rishi Joshi reports.

Business Today’s league of extraordinary managers—25 young guns, aged 40 or under, who are blazing a trail up the corporate ladder.

The best managed companies are also very successful companies, but the opposite is not always true. A Business Today and Ernst & Young study identifies what leading practices India's best companies adopt to outperform industry and competitors.