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The foundation of resilience

by Vivek Mehra
Indian Management February 2021

Summary: Resilience should be understood as the ability of an organisation to be ready to adapt to any unnatural, adverse event that has the potential to cripple it (the organisation).

Vivek Mehra is Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, SAGE Publications India Private Limited.

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The mindful pivot

Mindfulness is more than a missing key in business. It is a doorway. One that leads from stress to resilience, from ego to empathy, from chaos to clarity. The business case is compelling, but the human case is even stronger.

by Josephine McGrail
Indian Management August 2025

Bridging the digital divide

Fundamental concerns such s literacy rates, primary educational levels, income levels, and internet access all affect the starting point for an IT job creation strategy. But those nations that are the most progressive in addressing their IT job deficit will be the most successful in improving their economies and the lives of their people over time.

by Mehdi Paryavi
Indian Management August 2025

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The elephant in the global room

India’s ascent is profoundly reshaping the grammar of global discourse, offering a new template for nations seeking dignity, agency, and prosperity in an increasingly multipolar world. This isn’t just about economic numbers; it’s about a nation seizing its destiny.

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A true sensei

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