Leaders making mistakes can be costly not only to the organization but also to their job security, which makes it difficult for them to admit when there’s been an error. However, new research from Emlyon Business School shows that there are some techniques CEOs can use to frame these mistakes, to ensure they keep their jobs, but also make changes in their organization.

A new report by the Centre for Science and Environment says that the ongoing air pollution in Delhi-NCR is being worsened by the intransigence of thermal power plants, most of which are not complying with emission control norms.

India has witnessed an extreme weather disaster almost every day of the first nine months of this year – from heat and cold waves, cyclones, and lightning to heavy rain, floods, and landslides. Between January 1 and September 30 this year, such events hit the country with tenacious and frightening regularity and impacted 86 percent of the days.

In its 60-year history, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration i.e. NASA had to go through several radical organizational changes. New research by ESMT Berlin and Warwick Business School shows what NASA’s history can teach organizations about strategic agility, and how organizations can adapt their business models effectively to cater to external challenges.

It is a widely accepted paradigm that films possess an extraordinary power to transcend boundaries, sharing collective human experiences and uniting viewers through the universal language of human emotions. This year’s opening film "Catching Dust" shares the same ethos and enthralled the audience at the 54th International Film Festival of India (IFFI), being held in Goa.

‘Gandhi Talks’, the first silent movie screened at IFFI, aims to recreate the nostalgia of classic silent movies. The movie brings out the dichotomy between Gandhi on currency notes and Gandhi's ideals that everyone wishes to imbibe.