High time Board’s circular was made binding on Commissioner

A classic case of anomaly arises when the Commissioner, Appeals, does not follow the circular of the Board, but gives an order different from the circular Read more »

Abuse of state power in land acquisition

A weekly selection of key court orders Read more »

A Guide to Leading Change Management

Ten time-honored tools and techniques in a graphic. Read more »

Knock, Knock. Who’s There? Your Boss

In most cases, when managers joke with their employees, it's no laughing matter. Read more »

Five Moments When Saying No Is Your Best Strategy

Leaders need to recognize the situations when staying the course could undermine a company's values and long-term success. Read more »

The Chrysalis Effect

Successful startups reach a point when they must discard their old ways and emerge mature and ready to scale. To get through this transition successfully, leaders have to radically change their... Read more »

What to do if you cannot pay your rent on time

  There are few feelings worse than having bills come due when you know you can’t pay them. It’s even worse when those bills are for your mortgage or rent. If you don’t make... Read more »

America’s Got Talent

Maybe it needs more training. Read more »

Needed: Smart laws for smart cities

Experts favour tweaking current municipal and state laws, rather than an overarching legislative framework Read more »

Strike a balance between access to data and data theft

Indian data protection laws have been the subject of much debate and concern in recent times with the advent of e-commerce platforms and cyber technology in the nation Read more »