Last week I wrote an article on an impending high impact sociological change that not many have acknowledged. It talks about the...

We tend to believe that Indians behave ‘properly’ only in foreign countries – Singapore or USA; that Indians in India are boorish and...

India is often referred to as the diabetes capital of the world, with around 41 million people living with diabetes in 2007, and...

The incentive structure of Wells Fargo has been rightly criticized for the fake account scandal. The roasting of Wells Fargo CEO at the...

The video on how the passengers of the Emirates plane that met with an accident at Dubai airport behaved, holds major lessons on how...

As per the recent NY Times article, one of the biggest human experiment “One-Child Policy” has come to an end. The policy came into...

Final Mile is part of the SBCC (Social Behavior Change Communication) Expert Working Group constituted by SPRING & GAIN under the aegis...

Just as you were about to hand over the appointment letter to a new employee who has passed all the qualifying tests with flying colours,...

Growing up in a socialist economy comes with its unique set of experiences. One particular experience that stands out in my memory is the...

WSJ Mint recently came out with an issue fully dedicated to Philanthropy. One of the subjects the issue touched upon was the increasing...

A recent article in The Economist paints a rather grim picture of Road Safety. Fatalities due to road accidents could surpass HIV related...

Rapid urbanisation is resulting many anticipated and unanticipated problems. The nature and intensity of such problems varies rapidly...

So, another fixing scandal hits Cricket and IPL comes in to news for the wrong reasons, once again. A lot of questions are being asked....

Often we come across new findings in brain research from fairly credible sources that explain how humans think and make decisions. Our...

Are people not aware that over-consumption of resources such as underground water could lead to issues in the future? When living in a...

Lets see if Prospect Theory can provide us with some explanation. People’s perception of gain are defined relative to a neutral reference...

Can you try listing your habits? Do you sometimes catch yourself obsessing about silly things? Do you know people that are struggling to...

BBC recently reported this story on how Prof Arthur Stone of Stony Brook University and his team conducted a massive study and concluded...

As designers we constantly ponder ‘What is the ultimate measure of success for design?’ In my opinion its easy adoption by the end user,...

Mint WSJ featured us in the latest Lounge edition (March 10, 2012). Niranjan Rajadhyaksha has put together a fantastic piece titled ‘The...