Without quality education, no economy can progress, at least not in today's technology and knowledge-driven globalised world order. Economists and policymakers know this well yet pay no attention

Lockdown in India latest updates: In a tweet on Saturday, PM Narendra Modi assured that there is no need to panic, adding that people should keep taking precautions

Coronavirus in India live updates: Arunachal Pradesh is the latest state to extend lockdown after Odisha, Punjab, West Bengal, Telangana, Maharashtra, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu

Coronavirus Outbreak India and Lockdown News Updates: While Madhya Pradesh reported its first COVID-19 death, Delhi reported 5 new cases, Kerala reported 9, and Karnataka reported 10 within the past 24 hours

Delhi air pollution: Although the Delhi-NCR AQI has improved slightly in comparison to last few days, the AQI in many areas still hovers around 300 or above

Odd even rule: CM Kejriwal stated that as per the weather forecast, the Delhi AQI is likely to improve in the next couple of days

According to Ahuja, 2000 MW of power can be produced if 20 million MT of paddy straw estimated to be burned in open fields this season can be utilised completely.

Tata Steel, pioneer of several HR innovations, believes in providing employees job security, career growth and work-life balance.

The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) is in the thick of action - dealing with shell companies, crisis at IL&FS, putting the fledgling insolvency law in place, and much more. MCA Secretary Injeti Srinivas, in a discussion with Joe C. Mathew and Dipak Mondal, talks about initiatives the ministry has taken in the past one year. Edited excerpts:

N. Chandrasekaran is doing his best to restore normalcy at the Tata Group after the acrimonious exit of Cyrus Mistry. But his problems are many.

After seeing your action plan, it seems the Ganga will not be cleaned even after 200 years. You have to take steps to restore the Ganga to its pristine glory?

According to a survey by Hay Group India, conducted last year, Indian start-ups face attrition rate of as high as 21 per cent despite being good paymasters.

Cut to Kailash Nagar in East Delhi where some 50,000 children are engaged in thread cutting of jeans. They get 40 paisa per piece for thread cutting and 75 paisa for packing. These children don't work in any factory or production unit, neither do they go to fetch work.

The prime minister wants to increase solar power capacity 30 times in seven years. His 100 GW target is bigger than anything attempted by anyone anywhere in the world. Is it realistic?

Business Today speaks with talks Kalyani Group Chairman Baba N. Kalyani about the stop-and-start nature of the defence business and what needs to change in the government's procurement policy.

The skills shortage is costing India dear, yet remedies remain uncoordinated and young people's aspirations do not match reality.

Is the economy chugging along or nearly stalled? Depends on how you look at it.

In 2010, the CEO of HUL made accountants, production and human resources people go out and meet consumers in villages across India. Just as he did himself - and there was learning. Listen to the interview

You might have an account with a wellknown bank that gives you great service—but which has only a handful of ATMs in your city.  The lack of ATMs can be a limitation, especially when you see State Bank of India or ICICI Bank ATMs on almost every street.