Discipline: The Secret Sauce to Achieving the Dream of Viksit Bharat
It is one ingredient that is seriously missing in our daily lives. We see this ‘miss’ just about everywhere. And we turn the other way, as if it did not exist. Or, we have given up on it, as just impossible to ...
PMML celebrates World Tourism Day
Walk in awe, see, read and hear the lives and contributions of India’s prime ministers, as they shaped the lives of every Indian, since Independence. Through their lives, we live through Indian history over the last 78 years, at the re-imagined PMML ...
Building the Sarovar Legacy, with a Sharp Focus on Mid-market
Sarovar Hotels is a leading hotel management company and one of the fastest-growing hotel chains in India. Headed by a team of industry veterans, the company manages over 145 operational hotels in 87 destinations across India, Nepal, and Africa, under the Sarovar Premiere, Sarovar Portico, ...
Inbound has Hit a Pause Button; with no promotions over the last few years
There is much talk of inbound not having recovered, while overall, tourism is doing well. It would appear that only inbound is yet to recover, while domestic is booming and so is outbound? I also understand that inbound needs promotion, and this ...
Women in Aviation India: A Movement for Women, by Women
This story of purpose, wings, and belief began 10 years ago. Having spent five decades in aviation and hospitality, Mrs. Radha Bhatia had witnessed the resilience of women working tirelessly behind the scenes, often unacknowledged. Over a luncheon with friends from the ...
A Game of Musical Chairs: When the Music Stopped, Everything Fell Apart!
One hopes, Nepal will get a New Dispensation that it Truly Deserves. What has played out in the streets of Kathmandu and in other parts of Nepal, was just another round of musical chairs, when all too suddenly, the authorities decided they ...
Shifting Sands in South Asia: Sifting Mirages from Reality
Another edition of a round table conversation, convened by us, bringing together expert opinion on the changing dynamics in our region, South Asia. There are fast paced developments that call for careful calibration, slow and steady, determined and realistic. The conversation was ...
Time for Moratorium on Issues that Divide All Indians
This Independence Day was very special. The global order has been mauled by President Trump’s tariff wars. International trade had never been disrupted to this scale; every international understanding of every multilateral agency has been overlooked, if not thrown out of the ...
PM Modi @ 75 This Month!
Like him! Like him not! His is not a persona that invites hollow smiles and ‘balloney’ talks. He works tirelessly, which is in itself an indication of his dedication to duty. He has no family baggage, not many friends that we hear ...
The Dhankar Drama: Ill-health, a Conscience Attack, or Over Ambition
He has occupied the high stage ever since he became the voluble Governor of West Bengal, always on the back of the chief minister, never ever forgetting his political and lawyer instinct, rather than behaving the ceremonial role as more befitting a ...
India First, we are all One Family, United and Strong!
On top of the mind is India First. A difficult proposition today as every country in the world is also saying they come first in their reckoning. Like MAGA, for instance. How do we reconcile each other’s interests, when we are all ...
In Cricket we Trust: Only in Winning Can we Get National Consensus
There is no getting away from the fact that nobody relishes defeat. In fact, sport is also character building and quality sportsman play to their best, and hope to win. Loss is also taken in their stride. Four tests have been played ...
