Austria ‘I find Indians to be very friendly and competent’livemint.com - Mukta Lad The 53-year-old German managing director and chief executive of Mercedes-Benz India, who calls France home, is a true-blue expat, what with his job …
Boston Consulting Group Making gigs work: The many ways to engage and retain independent professionalslivemint.com - Ruchira Chaudhary People want three things from their work—meaning, belonging and feeling valued The demand for gig workers is increasing. A recent report by human …
India News What to say when pitching business ideas to investorslivemint.com - Sasha Bhatnagar In the times of patented ideas and inventions, coming up with a unique business plan can be difficult. Sure, a new idea might not turn out to be the …
India News Spot, learn, fill—the journey of starting uplivemint.com - Sohini Sen Startup founders not only learn about the gaps in the market by working in an industry before, but can also find future mentors in their …
Betting Finding HiPo: How to build talent internallylivemint.com - Shrenik Avlani Businesses, from startups to multinationals, are shifting their focus from performance to potential as they try to create and nurture future leaders …
India News Opinion | All in the mind: No one is universally smart, we all operate in bubbles of competencelivemint.com - Utkarsh Amitabh Innovators like Einstein and Edison ignored facts that contradicted their beliefs Sir Arthur Conan Doyle created Sherlock Holmes. Surprisingly, he was …
Culture (India) The evolution of Scandi-cool aestheticlivemint.com - Shubham Ladha Scandinavian design’s aesthetic lies at the crossroads of minimalism, functionality and sustainability. But a number of new fashion brands and …
Culture (India) Travels in the emerald islandlivemint.com - Vikram Shah Since the game of cricket lends itself to lyricism and a certain literary treatment, the kind of chroniclers it attracts are writers first and …
Culture (India) Time slows down in this Parisian fairylandlivemint.com - Somak Ghoshal Most tourists hear Paris and think of the Eiffel Tower. Maybe also of the elegant cafés, innumerable museums and popular landmarks strewn all around …
Culture (India) What does water taste of?livemint.com - Diya Kohli The first thing Ganesh Iyer does after saying hello is pour out a glass of water for me. As India’s first water sommelier, it seems only natural that …
Indian-American News How saag feta became a cultural amalgamlivemint.com - Niyati Dave Fifteen minutes into my meeting with Indian-American cookbook author Priya Krishna, we are both sputtering on the extra hot chillies in the Chicken …
Thom Yorke The minstrel of majestic melancholylivemint.com - Sanjoy Narayan For many of Radiohead’s diehard fans, the trip actually began with their second album, The Bends (1995), and not with their debut album, Pablo Honey …
Culture (India) The best camera is in your pocketlivemint.com - Nitin Sreedhar According to the CMR Mobile Industry Consumer Insight Survey released in March, Indian smartphone customers not only look for overall product quality …
Monsoons How to rainproof your wardrobe for the monsoonslivemint.com - Sohini Dey, Shubham Ladha The monsoon might offer a welcome respite from blistering summer days, but chances are your wardrobe isn’t particularly thrilled about the change in …
Travel (India) Take these unconventional walks in some of India’s storied citieslivemint.com - Shubham Ladha From crime trails to djinn-filled medieval forts, here are some interesting ways to rediscover some Indian cities In the late 1800s, a series of …
Culture (India) The German who changed Hindi cinemalivemint.com - Uday Bhatia Josef Wirsching was an up-and-coming cinematographer in Germany in the early 1930s. As the Nazis were tightening their grip on the industry, India …
Culture (India) Banking on breast milklivemint.com - Avantika Bhuyan On 4 April, Shilpa Bharadwaj was admitted to a government hospital in Sanagneri Gate, Jaipur, as soon as she experienced the first twinge of labour …
Culture (India) Puppetry for adultslivemint.com - Avantika Bhuyan On 30 June, a story—titled 1..2..Tree—about a dystopian world, featuring a landscape of plastic buildings, sans trees, took centre stage at the Ranga …
Culture (India) Why women who code matterlivemint.com - Vedica Kant The date 15 July 1928 was an important one in the history of encryption and technology—it marked the first time the Enigma, possibly the most famous …
Culture (India) Are you ready to plug in your Tesla?livemint.com - Siddharth Vinayak Patankar First, the bad news—Tesla is not about to launch its cars in India anytime soon, visits to its plant, friendly hugs and Elon Musk’s tweets …
Economics FD interest rates compared: SBI vs ICICI Bank vs HDFC vs Canara Bank vs Bank of Barodalivemint.com - Staff Writer Bank fixed deposits (FDs), also known as term deposits are considered safest investment options. The duration of a fixed deposit may vary from seven …
Culture (India) Lessons in intuitiveness from an absolute impostorlivemint.com - Natasha Badhwar One of the first things my very traditional sister-in-law said to me when I was newly married and squashed next to her in a car with many …
Culture (India) Where the elephants roamlivemint.com - Sona Bahadur Bone-dry and ash grey, Nagarhole in the summer seems too hostile to support any form of life. How does anything survive here, I wonder, surveying the …
Culture (India) Back to Bazinlivemint.com - Uday Bhatia In the forward to the first volume of What Is Cinema?, a collection of French film critic André Bazin’s writings, Jean Renoir wrote: “His writings …
Onions Make your dishes sing with spring onionslivemint.com - Nandita Iyer Whenever I buy spring onions, it is always a race against time. Spring onions are so quickly perishable, turning soggy and limp in no time, as though …
Elizabeth Gilbert Smooth as a champagne cocktaillivemint.com - Somak Ghoshal In a brief note appended to the advance readers’ copy of City Of Girls, Elizabeth Gilbert outlines her ambition for her third novel in this gem of a …
Culture (India) Source: A compendium of bizarre and beautiful objects of desirelivemint.com - Livemint From designer Arpita Mehta’s neon-hued capsule collection to add a bright spark to monsoons to Sukin, and Australian skincare brand that adds a super …
Culture (India) Opinion: How to make negativity work for youlivemint.com - Anindita Ghose An Indian writer I consider a fitting philosopher for our times once equated anger with surprise. We were discussing the managerial aspect of …
Culture (India) Going beyond Kangra paintinglivemint.com - Avantika Bhuyan It’s a wind-swept evening and foreign tourists, at the entrance to the National Museum, in the heart of the Capital, are busy clicking photographs of …
