What’s On India is raking in the moolah by helping viewers find something worthwhile to watch on the telly.

Drucker’s ideas were so ubiquitous that scholars supported and managers practiced them without recognising their origin.

Has the photographer in you died just because you could not afford to buy a professional camera? Well, maybe it’s time to resurrect him. Here’s a list of prosumer (professional-consumer) cameras to get you going. These cameras have better lenses, detail, and control over exposure. They’re not cheap but they won’t burn a hole in your pocket like a professional camera would.

During his school days, Sanjay Modi was a table tennis champion. The game taught him many a life lesson and helped him go far. Now, more than two decades later, he’s picked up his racquet again. Anurag Prasad got to see his skill first hand recently and managed to speak to him between games.

Get tested. Find out what you’re prone to. Live healthy, and live happily ever after.

Giselle Weybrecht’s tome is a ready reckoner on sustainable business practices.

Bharti will have to pay top money for both Zain and 3G—at the same time. Paybacks won’t come easy or soon.

A unique initiative is taking India’s budding entrepreneurs places. And nurturing their talent.

Spanish major and world No. 3 wind-turbine supplier Gamesa has set up an Indian arm. The €3.6 billion company has a 500 MW plant in Chennai. Sriram Srinivasan spoke to Chairman Jorge Calvet about its plans. Excerpts:

Australian coffee chain Gloria Jeans entered the Indian market last year in partnership with the Dubai-based Landmark Group (which owns retail chains such as LifeStyle). Nabi Saleh, the company’s Vice-Chairman, spoke to Ajita Shashidhar about its plans in India.

Deal Street is back in business: January’s M&A numbers match those from the heady days of 2008.

Harvard Business Publishing plans to price digital content according to reader habits.