• Mini Juneja, GM - HR & Quality, Rai Foundation
  WOMEN LEADERS - Breaking the Glass Ceiling
• Bollywood: A Window on Main Street and Wall Street - By Mayuri Saini
• Austria beckons - Austria is an ideal destination for studies
• The LOSS Factor - What happens when the Celebrity Ambassador's stars go awry - By Mohita Datta
• Brand India - A Blue Chip Equity - By Mohita Datta
• Catch the Latest Corporate Lingo
• The Intellectual Scene in Post-Independence India
• “Employability”- The New Mantra For Higher Studies
• Reaping Rewards in Corporate India - Investor Relations in India
• Destination India for the Global Youth
• Games Based Learning – The New Paradigm for the Digital Age Learner
• View Point: Ms Rythma Bhatia
• Reversal of Brain Drain
• The Name-Change Corporate Game
• A Call from Kiwiland
• Want to do Business in India?
• The Importance of Excel-ing for Management Study
• View Point: Ms Kakul Rizvi
• "Think India" - Emerging India encapsulated by Vinay Rai in his soon-to-be-launched book "Think India"
• Are We Ready For TAFE?
• Moily's Offerings to Seething Caste Cauldron
• Internet & New Media extrapolated by Uber-Gurus like Mr. Jeff Gralnick
• View Point: Ms Alka Kaul
• Laloo Wisdom for IIM
• Changing China in Textbooks
• Continuous Improvement: Implications for Higher Education
• The Purpose of Management Education: The CASE of Rohit Raj Sharma
• Higher Education in Women
• View Point: Professor Paul L. Joskow
• Drifting Indian Education - By Rajiv Chhibber
• Indian Education - The Current Student Market
• Liberalization of Education
• Foreign Players - A new field for Education
• The Quota and the Vote Equation
• The Importance of Literacy and Numeric Skills
• Resolving The Reservation Dilemma: A Win-Win Approach
  by Vinay Rai
• Life Skills – A new module of multiskilling Personalities
  By Rajiv Chhibber
• Recall the Brain Drain
• Ending Discrimination
• Who should regulate Private Universities?
• Education Abroad - Education in Germany
• View Point: Prof. Richard A. D'Aveni - Professor of Strategic Management, Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth College, US
• Challenges before Private Educational Establishments By Rajiv Chhibber
• Decline of the Democratic Republic of India
• Higher Education - A Changing Scenario
• Management for All
• Studying Abroad – A Checklist
• Education Abroad - Australia - The new Edu-Realm
• VIEWPOINT - FREDERIC SCHWARTZ, FAIA
• The Muddy Politics of Quota
• The New B-School Saga 
  Rajiv Chhibber
• Clarion Call -IIT moves in.
• FICCI Survey on Understanding of Private Higher Education in India-A Stakeholders Perspective
• e-Library -Cyber age book dossiers on just a Click 
• The Importance of Good Communication Skills
• Higher Education – Gasping for Breath
  Rajiv Chhibber
• How do you deal with conflict?
• Ideas on Demand
• 25 Ways to transform stress into strength
• Alarm sirens from the Crème de le Crème
• Call of Thailand… It's not about food
• View Point: Raghubir Goyal
• Education as Fundamental Human Right: Need of the Present Era
  Rajiv Chhibber
• ChildCare-Rai Foundation launched for the disadvantaged children in India
• "Rai Global SPARK - A Lecture Series of Professional & Radical Knowledge"
• Constitutional Provisions of Education in India
• UNO and Education
• Education Abroad - Korea - Education on the fast track
• Viewpoint - David Ong, Co-Founder and President ChildCare - Rai Foundation
• Management and Technological Education – New Buzzwords
  Rajiv Chhibber
• The Challenges of Private Higher Education
• Role and Impact of the Internet
• Management Education and LPG
• Approaches to Human Rights Education for Social Transformation
• Education Abroad - Russia as a Higher Education Destination
• Viewpoint - BJ Panda, MP
• Higher education in India is at crossroads
  Rajiv Chhibber
• Role of Universities in Empowering Weaker Sections of the Society
• Universities Enabling Environment for Women's Empowerment
• Universities Empowering India Socially and Economically
• e-Learning in India
• The call of Netherlands
• Values and Ethics: Success factors in the Corporate world.
  Ajay Kapila, VP- Sales and Marketing, Electrolux Kelvinator Ltd. 25th March, 05
• Rethinking Education
• The Elated Teacher
• Asking the boss for a raise
• SC issues notice to the state of Chattisgarh and Pt Ravi Shankar Shukla Univ
• MIT India - Rai Foundation launch lecture series
• New Generation is all about earning and not learning
  Ms.Benaifer Reporter VP-HR- Rediffusion Dy & Rediffusion DYR, 14th February, 2005.
• Singapore calling
• Quality assessment in higher education
• The key to successful relationship effective communication.
  Prof. A.S. Narang, Prof.- Political Science, IGNOU. 21st Feb, 05
• Synergy between self and life acknowledge success, Sanjeev Gupta
  Sanjeev Gupta, Director - Agri, KRBL Limited, 26th March 2005
• Think big but start at ground level, J.S. Maini
  J.S. Maini, Resident Commissioner, Govt of Punjab, 12th March 2005
• People skills are fundamental to corporate world.
  Nani B Javeri, CEO, Birla Sun Life Insurance Ltd.
• India's young workforce: advantage India
  Robert Blake, Deputy Chief of Mission, American Embassy.
• Collaborative skills can help us achieve our objectives
  Dr. Kavita Sharma, Principal, Hindu College.
• Think big but start at ground level
  J.S. Maini, Resident Commissioner, Govt of Punjab. The key to successful relationship effective communication
  Prof. A.S. Narang, Prof.- Political Science, IGNOU.
• Redefining Education -II
• Focus on what you want from life
  Shankar Ghose, President, CharkhaDevelopment Communication
• Cultivate lifetime friends
  Vivek Shukla, Journalist, Hindustan Times, 5th March, 2005.
• Move from awareness to implementation level
  Prakash Ranjan Sinha, Regional Manager, Cholamandalam AMC Ltd.,5th March, 2005
• It's all about building a reputation and an imagery
  Ashok Mehta, Director, Saturn Consultants, 5th March, 2005
• Bosses aren't forever
  Here are some simple guidelines that will help you cope with your boss
• Rethinking Education Collaborative Skills a must in the industry
  Niru Mehta, Vice Chairman, Avaya Global Connections, 29th Dec 04
• Stress in the Information Age
• Communication and self-promotion are crucial traits that must be cultivated in order to succeed
• Education should move beyond serving the economic potential
  Dr. Shashi Khurana, Professor, Daulat Ram College, Delhi University, 5th Feb, 2005
• Change is continuous and essential for growth in life
  Rakesh Aggarwal, Consultant, Corporate Productivity Consulting, 5th Feb, 2005
• Education should encourage innovation
  Shekhar Dasgupta, Managing Director, Oracle, New Delhi, on 6th December, 2004
• Life Skills for Life
  Vivek Shukla, Journalist, Hindustan times
• Training can be effective only with attitudnal change
  Pallavi Jha, Managing Director, Dale & Carneige, 5th Feb, 2005
• Thought is a procedure that makes us do things
  Devendra Gaur, General Manager, Zee Interactive Learning Systems Limited
• Learning should be by doing and not just acquiring it from books
  Mrs. Malathi Subramanian, Principal, Daulat Ram College. 28th Jan,2005
• Bookish knowledge not enough for success
  Anuj Kumar, Reporter, MetroPlus, The Hindu.
• Training does help, but learnability is the key
  Gopalkrishnan, COO and Founding Member, Infosys, 22nd Jan, 2005
• Celebrating Engineering!!, Dean of Engineering, MIT
• Give students a perspective about realities of life
  Vineet Kaul, VP HR, Philips India Limited, 22nd Jan 2005
• Educational institutes should encourage entrepreneurial creativity
  Vinay L Deshpandey, CEO, Encore software Limited, 22nd Jan, 2005
• Multitasking is the primary requirement
  Carlyle Soares, HR Head- Practice, Personnel Search Services Ltd, 22nd Jan, 2005
• HR people should play the role of facilitators for the young employees
  Vani B S, HR Head, Futura Techno Designs, 22nd Jan, 2005
• Viewpoint: Integrity gives you long terms rewards on a sustained basis
  Suresh Vaswani, President, Wipro Infotech, 15th Jan 2005.
• Life Skills for Life
  The best time to do anything is NOW !
  Most successful people share one trait in common: they take control of their time
• Education should promote entrepreneurial skills
  Sushil Jiwarjka, Managing Director, Salora International, 15th Jan, 2005
• Community service can impart lot of life skills
  A.K.Sequeira, VP, Corporate HR & Mgmt , Mahindra and Mahindra, 15th Jan, 2005
• In-depth knowledge of the industry is a big plus point
  Sunil Gandhi, Ma Foi, 15th Jan, 2005
• Objectives should be market driven
  Dinesh, Project Manager, SIS Software Ltd, Hyderabad, 15th Jan, 2005
• Teach the students to use the knowledge being imparted, Dipak Mane
  Managing Director, Bhuler India Pvt. Ltd., 4th Jan, 2005
• Success is not success unless it is proven over long term, Vikas Shirodkar
  Vikas Shirodkar, VP- HR, Jhonson & Jhonson, Mumbai, 3rd Jan, 2005
• Learn to handle failures to achieve success, Devita Saraf
  Devita Saraf, Executive Director, Zenith Computers Ltd., Mumbai, 4th Jan, 2005
• Students need to be taught to dream big, Prakash Iyer
  Prakash Iyer, Managing Director, Infomedia India Pvt Ltd., Mumbai, 5th Jan, 2005
• Plethora of employment opportunities but lack of skills, Sriranjan Ashwani
  Sriranjan Ashwani, Manager Training & Development, SIS Software Pvt Ltd 6th Jan, 2005
• Young journalist to focus on learning and not salary, Ramakanth
  Ramakanth, Senior Journalist, Doordarshan, Hyderabad, 7th Jan, 2005
• Viewpoint :You have to be smart enough to develop your own sources of information
  Pushpendra Kulshreshtha, Journalist, 30th Oct, 2004
• Attitude, positive mindset along with values are main requisites for success in life
  Vijay Srivastava, Regional HR Head, McDonalds, Oct 1st, 2004
• If you love what you do, you will never have to work for a day in your life
  Vinay Pedro, HR Manager, Escorts, Faridabad, 1st Oct, 2004.
• Always keep the fire lighted for what you want to do
  M.S. Azad, Director, C&M Communications, 8th Oct, 2004.
• Common sense and analytical ability; a must for marketing research
  Pradeep Menon, Delhi Marketing Head, A C Neilson, 8th Oct, 2004
• We should always own our mistakes
  Harpal Singh Bedi, Sports Editor, UNI, 24th Sep, 2004
• Education system should evolve beyond textbook learning
  Tanya, Senior Teacher, Gyan Bharati School, Oct 8th, 2004.
• Viewpoint :Media is all about soft skills, persistence and feedback
  Soumya Kanti Mitra, Journalist, 30th Oct, 2004
• Institutes have increased the awareness but journalistic standards have deteriorated
  Kumar Rakesh, Journalist, 30th Oct, 2004
• The teacher should be half a student himself
  V.N.Arora, Advisor, UGC & UPSCS, 25th Sep, 2004.
• Only strong education system can face the challenges of the new economy.
  Yugesh Jerath, Microsoft, 29th Oct, 2004
• Curiosity to learn can make you achieve heights
  B.L.Pandit, Prof. Delhi School Of Economics, 25th Sep, 2004