Special Report
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At 100, ayurvedic medicine maker Baidyanath is as spunky and sprightly as ever
Third-generation scions are helping Baidyanath, the country's largest maker of traditional ayurvedic medicines, keep up with the times
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Bridge the generation gap to align vision
If the old and new guards in family businesses have open and frank discussions on points of conflict, they can overcome any challenge
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Brands are looking at radio far more seriously: Girish Menon
The director, media and entertainment, for KPMG in India, speaks on what makes radio the fastest-growing industry among the traditional mediums
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Five initiatives that could transform sports in India
Infrastructure is one of the most important aspects, says former Indian cricketer Ravi Shastri
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Television is India's biggest feminist; won't be silenced by technology: Ekta Kapoor
Industry experts say digital is an opportunity, not a threat, for the television industry
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How to monetise the digital video content platforms
Industry experts opine that a mix of subscription and ad models, coupled with digital measurement tools by BARC, will be the way forward for the industry
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Consumer electronics giant BPL is plotting a quiet revival
A tremor in Japan, the onslaught of foreign brands in India, and a discord within the Nambiar family knocked down consumer electronics giant BPL. Now, scion Ajit Nambiar is planning a comeback
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India contributes less than 7 percent to global film revenue: Sudhanshu Pandey
There is thus huge opportunity to take it to a different level, says the Joint Secretary of Department of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India
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Media and entertainment industry to grow at 14% CAGR over the next five years
The Ficci-KPMG report notes that radio is expected to be the fastest-growing among the traditional mediums at a CAGR of 16.1 percent
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As the world gets bolder, our censor authorities seem to be getting more and more conservative: Uday Shankar
Star India CEO says digital will need to play the role of a progressive challenger to create space for dissenting points of view
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Minding their business: How Indian family businesses survive over time
Family-owned and -run businesses in India are long-standing and ubiquitous. What is changing is the increasing emphasis on structure, systems and, of course, always growth