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WPP explores sale of PR arm Burson

14-04-2026

WPP is exploring a potential sale of its public relations arm, Burson, as the advertising giant embarks on a major restructuring to cut costs and simplify its operations. WPP has reportedly hired advisers at Goldman Sachs to explore strategic options for the division. The review is part of CEO Cindy Rose’s "Elevate28" plan, aiming to transform WPP from a traditional holding company into a "single operating company" with four core divisions: Media, Creative, Production, and Enterprise Solutions.

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When Brands Speak Human

14-04-2026

India has never been an easy market. And that’s precisely why it has always been one of the most honest.

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Green Is The New Gold

14-04-2026

Sustainability is no longer a side conversation — it is the main brief. At Taj Lands End, Mumbai, the 16th edition of the Olive Crown Awards by the International Advertising Association (IAA) India Chapter brought this shift into sharp focus.

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Learn from Nepal

13-04-2026

In the sacred Himalayas, Nepal is witnessing a quiet revolution. Just weeks after 35-year-old Prime Minister Balendra Shah—popularly known as Balen—was sworn in on March 27, his Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) government has launched an ambitious anti-corruption

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When the Deity Turned Away

01-04-2026

In the sacred precincts of Kodandarama Temple, there survives a powerful yet largely unrecognised episode—one that speaks not merely to faith, but to the very conscience of society.
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India’s hustle culture going too far?

01-04-2026

Indian work culture has long been admired globally for its dedication, sincerity, and ability to deliver under pressure. Professionals are often recognised for going the extra mile, meeting tight deadlines, and putting in long hours without complaint.

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Progress or Pretence?

01-04-2026

India’s upcoming 16th national census, scheduled for 2027, is set to introduce a significant shift in how relationships are officially recorded. For the first time, stable live-in couples will have the option to identify themselves as “married” based purely on self-declaration.
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Excise duties on fuels slashed, how much will it benefit ?

31-03-2026

In a matter of weeks, crude prices have nearly doubled, triggering swift action from the government. Few days ago, a circular was issued slashing excise duties on petrol and diesel by a significant margin.

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Tamil Nadu 2026: The great freebie race – Welfare, rights or fiscal danger?

31-03-2026

In Tamil Nadu, the 2026 Assembly election campaign has morphed into what many describe as the world’s most expensive shopping catalogue. As parties unveil their manifestos, the battle for Fort St. George which houses the state assembly has turned into an intense contest of promises aimed squarely at voters—especially women, who now form the decisive majority of the electorate.

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Rupee in trouble ? RBI’s emergency move explained

31-03-2026

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has issued a fresh directive to arrest the sharp decline in the rupee, instructing banks to limit their net open position in the onshore deliverable forex market to $100 million at the close of each business day. This measure comes after the rupee hit an all-time low of 94.84 against the US dollar on March 27, amid sustained global risk aversion, dollar strength, and speculative positioning in the currency markets.

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Rethink Classroom as Happiness Labs!

30-03-2026

The world is fast changing, and the education system also needs to change and update to face the challenges and take care of emerging opportunities. Also, though happiness is a goal for many, it still remains far away for many people in the world. The problems of education and the unhappiness pandemic can be solved by thinking creatively about the education system.

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Dubai education sector faces layoffs amid regional conflict

30-03-2026

As on date, reports of contract terminations for non-essential teaching staff in Dubai’s private schools—particularly in sports, physical education, and extracurricular roles—have circulated widely among expatriate communities. These claims, amplified by expat rights advocate Radha Stirling of Detained in Dubai, describe a wave of dismissals targeting “non-core” positions as schools grapple with financial pressures.