Can you enjoy your morning tea without a newspaper?

Habits can change fast. For decades, I would head for two things in the morning--a hot cup of tea and a bunch of newspapers. Nowadays, I wake up and head toward my computer (instead of the balcony) to read news online.

At one time, newspapers were the only source of news..... Read more »

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Social networking, the new pressure group in India

On Feb. 6, I received an invitation from a friend to join a group on Facebook--A Consortium of Pub-going, Loose and Forward Women. The group had been created a day back and had garnered a few hundred members. I instantly recognized what this movement was all about and decided to..... Read more »

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Swati Prasad

Swati Prasad is a New Delhi-based freelance business journalist. Over the last 15 years, Swati has worked in both Delhi and Mumbai as a correspondent and editor for India’s leading publications, such as The Economic Times, Business Standard and Business Today. As a freelance journalist, she regularly writes on technology, economy and corporate issues.