A song about a musician at the verge of giving up on his dream. A part of him wants to finally let it go. But can he?

An analysis on OYO winging it at the IPO table with a ticking time bomb underneath. Read on.

Peer reviewers, who are supposed to be validating the research published by pharma companies, have been taking money from the pharma companies themselves. Read on.

Aamir Khan's latest movie, 'Sitaare Zameen Par', is a frame-by-frame copy of Champions, a Woody Harrelson film, which is itself an english remake of a spanish picture called "Campeones".

How valid is this wisdom in the modern age of warfare between two nuclear powers? Read on.

The so called "authority institutions" of the past have lost all their credibility. But why? Read on.

An analysis of the Indian defense budget, how it's worked so critically, and where it could from here.

BluSmart is a crazy story when it comes to related party transactions and financial gymnastics. But what about Ola? Read on.

Mr. Buffett is finally retiring from Berkshire Hathaway at age 94. What would be his greatest insight? Read on.

OYO's third IPO attempt has failed, too. Does it mean the end of the road for Ritesh Agarwal? Read on.

There's a recent trend of calling traditional herbs, medicines and practices as "scams". This narrative is being peddled by people who've assumed the status of final arbiters and faithful protectors of "science". But what's the bedrock of these people's thesis? And is it really scientific? Read on.

BluSmart is done because of its fraudulent financial tricks. Not many are seeing OYO in the same lense. They should. Read on.

Shops are closing en masse, with job loss figures mounting up. Where does the government stand on this?

The BluSmart story is yet another reminder of how "luck" shapes our lives. Read on.

There’s a lot of confusion about what being “middle class” means in India. Here's a good way of looking at it.

What India can learn from El Salvador's miraculous transformation as the safest country in western hemisphere.

Mr. Piyush Goyal has given a bitter pill to the Indian startup ecosystem. How can Indian VCs improve without making it yet another shouting

Life’s so fragile and there’s so little that we have control over. Val Kilmer is such a great example of that. Rest in peace.

So after 15 years of burning over ₹30,000 Cr in cab hailing, the VC space has finally got the economics of the business model.

Despite hitting all the right notes, Superboys of Malegaon has failed at Box Office. Why?