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Harvard Business School has received a gift of $50 million from Tata Companies, the Sir Dorabji Tata Trust and the Tata Education and Development Trust, philanthropic entities of India’s Tata Group.
A conglomerate founded in 1868, the Tata Group owns 28 publicly listed enterprises across seven business sectors that have a combined market capitalization of $80 billion.
The gift is the largest from an international donor in the School’s 102-year history,
The Indian government announced a major policy shift in Kashmir on Saturday,
calling for the release of jailed student protesters, easing security strictures in major cities, reopening schools and universities,
and offering financial compensation to the families of the more than 100 civilians killed since the restive region erupted in protests in June.
Inside the drab district hospital, where dogs patter down the corridors, sniffing for food,
Ratan Bhuria’s children are curled together in the malnutrition ward, hovering at the edge of starvation.
His daughter, Nani, is 4 and weighs 20 pounds. His son, Jogdiya, is 2 and weighs only eight.
Landless and illiterate, drowned by debt, Mr. Bhuria and his ailing children have staggered into the hospital ward
after falling through India’s social safety net.
New Delhi is famous for its snarled traffic and infamous for its unruly drivers —
aggressive rule-breakers who barrel through red lights, ignore crosswalks and veer into bicycle or bus lanes to find open routes.
Now, the city’s overburdened traffic police officers have enlisted an unexpected weapon in the fight against dangerous driving: Facebook.
The traffic police started a Facebook page two months ago,
The following is a report prepared by two stock analysts who were evaluating the investment potential of GMR Infrastructure,
The analysts were looking at GMR’s work on Terminal 3 – aka T3 at Delhi Airport – a symbol of the so-called “Modern and Bold India,”
