Vidya writes on HR and the business of entertainment, specialising in the interplay between business and culture. The fashion industry is also of particular interest to her, having studied the subject at the undergraduate level. In the past, she has held editing and reporting roles in Hindustan Times and Mail Today across Delhi, Mumbai and Chandigarh. Her work has also appeared in The Hindu, The Man’s World and Travel+ Leisure.
The absconding diamantaire claimed that that he hasn’t been able to return to India “due to reasons beyond his control”, and didn’t leave the country to avoid criminal prosecution nor is he refusing t...
Goyal is presently hospitalised at HN Reliance private hospital for treatment of cancer and has been ordered to pay Rs 1 lakh with sureties for his release by a single-judge bench of Justice NJ Jamada...
In a traditionally male-dominated sales and collection-oriented NBFC industry, Mahindra Finance has devised policies to foster women's inclusion
Kotak Mahindra Bank strives to nurture and hire talent for the evolving banking industry
Vellayan Subbiah, the fourth-generation Murugappa Group scion, has successfully turned around debt-ridden CG Power, and is now helping future-proof TII by focussing on a new set of businesses
Chairman K.P. Ramasamy's calibrated yarn-to-garment vertical integration of KPR Mill has made it one of India's largest knitwear garment manufacturers, which exports to top brands such as H&M, M&S, an...
The diverse panel comprising Tata Elxsi’s Manoj Raghavan, APAR Industries’ Kushal N. Desai, Deepak Fertilisers & Petrochemicals’ Sailesh C. Mehta and Lemon Tree Hotels’ Patanjali G. Keswani, underline...
The merger between the media business of Reliance Industries and The Walt Disney Company’s India entities has created a new giant in the entertainment space
The impending merger challenges industry giants such as Zee Entertainment, Sony Pictures Networks, Sun TV Network, and streaming platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, potentially sparking off in...
Although lower than last year, India is still the leader among APAC nations with a 9.5% hike. Besides, finer data shows salary increase adjusted for inflation has risen to a healthy 5%.