Shubha-Labha: A Reflection on Profit with Purpose

Industry is not new to our country or our culture; we have been an industrious civilisation for many centuries, indeed millennia. What has been redefined for us more recently is the question of what industry ought to be and what it ought to do. Our modern industrialisation, to some extent, has its roots in Westernisation, and it is from that tradition that we have drawn the parameters by which we now measure ourselves against the Western industrial world. Yet we must develop our own atmosphere and our own measures, for if our GDP is to have any real meaning, it must be connected to our roots and to our own way of thinking.

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The Three Governance Choices: How Boards Can Govern for Long-Term Climate Resilience

The theme of this year's Conference, "Board Strategy for Securing the Future: Risk and Resilience in Nature and Climate Governance," reflects that transformation. It recognises that environment management is no longer confined to pollution control, regulatory compliance or corporate social responsibility. It has become a question of governance, strategy and long-term institutional resilience.

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Leading Business Through the Sustainability Transition: Why Boards Must Think Beyond ESG to Build Resilience, Competitiveness & Long-term Value

For several decades, sustainability has occupied a familiar place on the Board agenda: a standing item, often near the end, supported by a section in the annual report or a standalone ESG/CSR report. For years, this made sense. Sustainability was primarily a matter of compliance, disclosure and reputation management, an operational accessory rather than a strategic imperative.

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Working With Nature to Confront Climate Change: Mitigating risk by building resilience

Human, eco-system and planetary health are inter-related. Pollution of the environment, biodiversity loss and climate change are also important drivers of the emergence and spread of disease. Life forms adapt in differing ways and at varying speeds. We can learn from species with whom we have a common ancestry. Understanding nature and how habitats regenerate to increase their resistance to fire and drought can encourage more responsible stewardship. We can work with rather than against them to reduce shared risks.

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IOD Delegation Meets Defence Minister Rajnath Singh

The Institute of Directors (IOD), India delegation, led by Lt. Gen. Surinder Nath, PVSM, AVSM (Retd.) and Mr. Ashok Kapur, IAS (Retd.), met Hon’ble Defence Minister Shri Rajnath Singh to discuss IOD’s key initiatives and engagements. The delegation highlighted its efforts to promote corporate governance, strengthen board effectiveness, and develop ethical and competent leadership across India and globally.

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