Opinion

More Women Are Looking For Jobs In India But Most Are Distress Driven

Industry-wise break up indicates an increasing engagement of women in agriculture and allied activities as men move out from agriculture to join the construction sector.

Communication Breakdown Between Management And Pilots Could Prove Turbulent For India's Airlines

The equation between the Indian airlines and their pilots, the most valuable resource, is getting increasingly hostile and could have ramifications for the industry.

Irregular PF Contributions Because Of Temporary And Subcontracted Jobs: What Latest EPFO Data Reveals

A major limitation of the EPFO data to represent job creation is that the new entries do not necessarily represent new jobs.

Are The Authorities Making A Scapegoat Out Of Jet Airways Founder Naresh Goyal?

Over 52 months and still counting, Jet Airways' revival has turned into a never-ending saga as has the quest to make an example of its founder and chairman Naresh Goyal

Indigo's Stars Are Aligning, But It Still Needs To Build A Cushion For The Future

Discover how IndiGo is soaring high in the aviation industry, leveraging efficient operations, strong leadership, and market conditions.

Standardised ESG Rating Matters: How Can India Use G20 Presidency To Push For It? 

Impact Capitalism Is The New Way To Do Business And India Inc. Must Prepare

2025 Versus 2019: What We Could Expect From India's Airlines A Few Years Down The Line

The Indian skies will have undergone a sea change by 2025 from those in 2019, with unprecedented consolidation and dramatic transformation.