To Be or Not To Be   Jay   Dubashi |  May 23, 2013
Ranbaxy Lab made Bhai Mohan Singh famous and very wealthy. Unfortunately, his heart was not in it

The Girl Who Became Thatcher   Jay   Dubashi |  May 17, 2013
In the end, the girl who made curry with us got a hot farewell from her political colleagues.

When Women Hold the Fort   Jay   Dubashi |  May 04, 2013
While men would like to think otherwise, we are being ruled by women today in many different arenas

The Real 'Growth' Numbers   Jay   Dubashi |  Apr 13, 2013
Branding someone a failure just on the basis of money one has made (or not made) is wrong

The Known Strangers   Jay   Dubashi |  Mar 02, 2013
How is it that people, who form a part of our day-to-day lives, still be complete strangers?

Milky White Success Pathway   Jay   Dubashi |  Jan 19, 2013
Led by Verghese Kurien, Anand and Amul have spawned a success story for millions

Taking Notes from the Past   Jay   Dubashi |  Dec 22, 2012
No matter how hard you try, you cannot make the society move faster than it wants to

Of London, Olympics and samosas   Jay   Dubashi |  Nov 03, 2012
The author reminisces about the time when London was host to the Olympics in 1948, as a very different city

The Romantic Inside Us   Jay   Dubashi |  Oct 06, 2012
The author tries to demystify why Indians are fascinated about being a superstar & turn into what they see on the screen

Seal of Freedom   Jay   Dubashi |  Aug 14, 2012
The author talks about being perhaps the last Indian to use the Great Seal of the Secretary of State for India in Whitehall…

Being Cashless: the Other Way Round   Jay   Dubashi |  Aug 11, 2012
You needn’t carry cash today, just like no one did 50 to 60 years ago when money was scarce

The Start of a Love Affair   Jay   Dubashi |  Jul 07, 2012
The author reminisces the time when imaginary flames & water greeted him on his first movie-watching experience

Living in the Past   Jay   Dubashi |  Jun 02, 2012
The author recounts the story of an Englishman who moved out of India but had lost his soul to the country

Nobel Laureates & Pay Scales   Jay   Dubashi |  May 05, 2012
Times were tough a century ago when jobs were scarce & even intellectual stalwarts did not rake in big bucks

Passport Tales   Jay   Dubashi |  Mar 24, 2012
The author recounts his experiences of lost and misplaced passports, which can be haunting as well as exciting