The immense popularity of Prime Minister Narendra Modi has finally earned him a place in Madame Tussauds, a museum known to create and put on display the wax statues of celebrities and politicians from across the globe.

Sunil Duggal's success lies in creating a template for transition of family business into a professionally-run growth company.

Talks between the prime minister and German Chancellor are likely to focus on deepening bilateral engagement in defence, security, education, renewable energy and other areas.

Xiaomi has launched its official website in India, paving the way for its entry into the fiercely competitive Indian smartphone market

Financial writer Tamal Bandyopadhyay's second book is on the country's largest employer after the Indian Railways - Sahara India Parivar. With its primary business in the loosely regulated residuary non-banking business, Sahara and its Chairman Subrata Roy have courted both glamour and controversy. Bandyopadhyay's book, Sahara: The Untold Story, is rich in detail, anecdotes and context. Edited excerpts from the book releasing in January:

Cameron, who was second British PM to visit Kolkata after John Major about 16 years ago, was happy at the initiatives of the state government for setting up private universities.

When you mix 'no-limits' thinking with abundant excess you get one of the world's grandest hotels.

Siemens India Managing Director Armin Bruck speaks to Suman Layak about the company's plans for the Indian market.

Namaste Dear Readers! Hot isn’t it? It seems that spring has walked out on us, without so much as a goodbye, and now summer is glowering down on our precious metros, making them sweatier, stickier and generally less bearable.

Portable computing has never been smaller.

Surprise! Shah Rukh Khan is not the highest paid film star in India; in fact, he's not even among the Top 5. And here is a shocker: despite the hype, Aishwarys Rai does not even figure in the Top 15.