Sharing the IT advantage
It is the name of the game and it's one area where you just can't afford to be left behind. The IT minister, Mr Pramod Mahajan, admitted as much during a school function in the Capital earlier this month.

Wanted, but abused
Like thousands of other workers who leave their homes each year, Indonesian Sit Zainab thought that seeking employment abroad would give her a better life. Instead, the 32-year-old domestic worker has been charged with murdering her employer and is languishing in a Saudi Arabian lock-up.

Many options in co-branded credit cards
Co-Branded credit cards are the newest thing in the Indian plastic money market. And the value propositions they offer are astoundingly varied.

Tenancy inherited property is taxable as capital asset
I have been living as a tenant at Sion in Mumbai on the second floor of a bungalow. The landlord now wishes to demolish and reconstruct the building. He plans to build 12 apartments of about 1,000 square feet each.

Queen of my realm
These days, I am experiencing the joys of single parenthood. The husband is out on a month-long shoot in the middle of nowhere, and has exultantly handed over to me the keys of his various kingdoms.

`A golden touch is what I need right now'
Were you optimistic about Dhadkan?Yes. It was released on my birthday (smiles). Even otherwise, it is a very

Ernst & Young to study entrepreneur awards programme
As part of its commitment to advancing entrepreneurship globally, consultant firm Ernst & Young is conducting research into the Entrepreneur of the Year programme. The Entrepreneur of the Year programme seeks to provide a platform to budding entrepreneurs worldwide.

CIM offers validated Master's in business technology
The Centre for International Management (CIM), a relatively young management school since it was established only in 1998, has now validated its Business Technology programme, which leads to an MSc degree in Business Technology (IT) from Middlesex University.