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Madhura Karnik

Madhura Karnik is a writer for Quartz, based in Mumbai. She has previously worked with the Mint newspaper and Crisil, a credit ratings agency, in Mumbai. She holds a master's degree in journalism from the City University...

SKILL, SKILL, SKILL

TCS is quietly transforming itself to take on India’s emerging tech scene

Quartz India

EDUCATION DISRUPTED

Good monsoons are a boon for India’s farmers but a curse for their school-going children

Quartz India

WORLD LOVE

Uber has fired a top executive suspected of misconduct in an India rape investigation

Quartz India

EVERYONE WILL SUFFER

India’s IT slowdown has started hitting the pay cheques of its top bosses

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Madhura Karnik

TCS is quietly transforming itself to take on India’s emerging tech scene

Good monsoons are a boon for India’s farmers but a curse for their school-going children

Charted: Foreigners trust India’s economy more than Indians themselves do

The real problem with India’s jobs data is that they hide more than they reveal

In agrarian India, jobs are moving outside farms but that’s not a great sign

All the losers in the great Indian game of farm-loan waivers

The decline of the fuddy-duddy Indian manager

An SEC filing confirms Trump as an official threat to India’s IT industry

Uber has fired a top executive suspected of misconduct in an India rape investigation

India’s IT slowdown has started hitting the pay cheques of its top bosses