Questioning the Women’s Bank

The  Budget announcement on a new public sector bank for Women has evoked mixed reactions and there are clearly two Continue reading →

The Layered Ladder

This article was posted in the Economic Times.. a fuller version of course exists.   —————– To rise in the Continue reading →

Mind the Gap

  Years of being attacked on the streets, in homes, in buses and in offices with little or no recourse Continue reading →

The Demographic Disconnect

Every 22 minutes. The statistic of reported rapes in India. Ponder that. Once every 22 minutes. More frequently than you Continue reading →

Tablets and A Lesson to Learn

  Aakash, the celebrated and vilified tablet ‘solution’ to the issues in education in India, seems to be discussed for Continue reading →

The Future of Universities

\ Higher education must break the glass ceiling by spreading out massively. It should help create quality campuses and outreach Continue reading →

MOOCs and the Future of Education

  The conversation about the future of education has recently been dominated by the acronym MOOC – Massive Online Open Continue reading →

Brand Religion

The Brand, The Logo, The Cult, The Religion You could assume I am speaking of Apple – the brand that Continue reading →