10th July 2015, BUSINESS STANDARD
Many start-up ills can be traced to the founder's ego or the investor's greed, both of which are cases of desiring before deserving14th May 2015, BUSINESS STANDARD
One of the greatest dangers to the promise of an idea is the innovator's obsession with himself or his idea16th April 2015, BUSINESS STANDARD
While reflecting about the column on careers and business life, I asked myself what purpose could be served by such an effort.19th March 2015, BUSINESS STANDARD
Companies should examine how to develop more rosh gadol, chutzpah and bitzua by influencing the organisational culture rather than only their processes19th February 2015, BUSINESS STANDARD
Whatever cynics might say, buzz has a value. It changes language and culture and that is hugely important in social transformation22nd January 2015, BUSINESS STANDARD
How the Railways can play a key role in carrying Narendra Modi's Swachh Bharat message across India25th December 2014, BUSINESS STANDARD
Innovation produces unintended risks. However, only a scientific temper can advance knowledge24th November 2014, BUSINESS STANDARD
Innovators must recognize that there will be opposition to their innovation, but they must listen carefully to the concerns of those who oppose them2nd October 2014, BUSINESS STANDARD
Or, how to remove obstacles in innovating with food and agriculture India has just celebrated the grand Ganesha festival. We may be unique in the world with a god for obstacles: