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This article is inspired from a June 2014 Harvard Business Review publication, “The Capitalist’s Dilemma”, by Clayton M. Christensen and Derek van Bever. Clayton Christensen Clayton Magleby Christensen was an...

Drones were originally built for military purposes, but in the last few years, they have been put to use for commercial purposes, such as monitoring climate changes (forecasting hurricanes, tornadoes),...

Bad habits are notoriously hard to let go while good habits need to be loyally kept till eternity. How is that even possible? After all, we all have been victims...

India has one of the Largest Railway Network in the world solely operated by the Central Government. It carries billions of passengers and tonnes of freight every year. Being a...

Incentives rule the world yet we fail to grasp this simple principle. Incentives are the driving force in any behaviour we exhibit. Charlie Munger has been pretty vocal about the...

The total size of the global pharmaceutical market is 1.2 Trillion Dollars, which are majorly contributed by three countries United States (486 Billion Dollars), China (137 billion Dollars) and Japan...

On March 28, the government had set up the 'Prime Minister’s Citizen Assistance and Relief in Emergency Situations Fund’ (PM CARES Fund) to deal with the unprecedented situation arising out...

There goes a lot into the process of making a drug. Before a drug is deemed suitable for patients, it has to go through rigorous testing and cost-effectiveness analyses. In...