Hina Nagarajan: All you need to know about Diageo India leader steering global growth with vision and purpose

A Delhi University graduate with an MBA from IIM Ahmedabad, Hina Nagarajan's track record includes building high-growth businesses in India, China, Southeast Asia, and Africa, particularly in food & beverage, health & hygiene, beauty, nutrition, and home décor segments.

A trailblazing business leader, Hina Nagarajan transitions from her successful tenure at Diageo India to Diageo’s Global Executive Committee, leaving behind a robust legacy of transformative leadership and innovation.

Burnout or brilliance? Why the 90-hour week work debate is about more than just work hours in adland

Perhaps it’s time for the ad world to rethink its obsession with time. As Jason Menezes, Founding Partner & Business Head, Motley puts it, ""The brilliance of a diamond lies in its clarity, not in how long it was mined."(Representational image via Unsplash)

Experts weight in on why the controversial 90-hour week debate seems to be far from being about numbers.

UK magazine COO criticizes Indian hiring practices: Candidate rejected for pursuing passions

Singh recalled how a promising marketing candidate in India was rejected by his boss. The reason? The candidate listed running marathons and playing guitar on his CV.

Parminder Singh, COO of Tatler Asia, recounted how a promising marketing candidate in India was rejected by his boss due to his active hobbies: running marathons and playing guitar.

10 technological innovations that will redefine Maha Kumbh 2025

With an estimated 45 crore visitors expected, this year’s Maha Kumbh Mela promises to be one of the largest and most significant in history.

From underwater drones to AI-enabled cameras, Maha Kumbh 2025 is set to redefine the world’s largest religious gathering, blending tradition with technology. Here’s a roundup of the top cutting-edge tech that is expected to transform this grand event beyond bounds.

Tier-2 tech companies to continue to outpace tier-1 firms in growth during 3QFY25: Report

EBIT margins for TCS is expected to improve by 40bp QoQ, largely due to investment made in talent development and training, operational efficiency and absence of wage hikes. HCLT’s margins may rise ~50bp due to operating leverage and a strong software quarter, despite a wage hike impact and furloughs. For Infosys, it is anticipated that margins will decline by 30bp owing to furloughs and lower working days, offset by pricing gains, subcontractor cost optimization, and Project Maximus.

A more measured hiring approach in light of only gradual improvements in demand, and a strong USD vs. INR should provide margin cushion in FY26.