Rajkamal Rao's list of TV appearances and newspaper articles
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Rajkamal Rao's Op-Ed Page Columns (Print & Online editions)
- Digital India transforms daily life for the better - May 31, 2022
- Is the US penalising the skilled? - May 4, 2022
- Diplomatic failure - April 20, 2022
- Did the West, except Obama, misread Russia-Ukraine all along? - March 9, 2022
- Embracing Telemedicine - Nov 23, 2021
- Did the novel coronavirus come from a lab after all? - Nov 7, 2021
- America mucks it up in Afghanistan - Aug 29, 2021
- The next global pandemic: Inflation - July 18, 2021
- Covid brings unlikely relief to Indian H1-B Green Card aspirants - May 30, 2021
- Biden’s travel ban on India beggars belief - May 6, 2021
- Biden’s left turn...And why the Indian diaspora is irked - Apr 8, 2021
- Building bipartisan support - Pressure mounts to implement Trump’s H1-B plan - Mar 9, 2021
- Trump isn’t likely to lie low post exit - Jan 8, 2021
- Why banks should retire phone-based OTPs
- How Democrats trumped Republicans
- United States of Hypocrisy - Oct 22, 2020
- For American voters, the choice is Black or Blue - Aug 31, 2020
- Kamala Harris and identity politics in the US - Aug 12, 2020
- How the media may have hurt Trump’s chances of re-election - July 13, 2020
- Work From Home may make H-1B tech visas irrelevant - June 25, 2020
- There’s no easy solution to America’s racial divide - June 05, 2020
- Coronavirus upends the American dream for Indian students and H-1Bs - May 15, 2020
- Why the average American was hit hard by Covid - April 25, 2020
- Covid-19 hurts H-1Bs - March 19, 2020
- The stage is set for a Biden vs. Trump show - March 11, 2020
- Trump’s impeachment may not stop his re-election - Dec 19, 2019
- How device addiction is affecting real-world productivity - Nov 19, 2019
- Whistleblowers’ complaints could cost Infosys dearly - Oct 25, 2019
- American nearshoring spells trouble for Nasscom - Oct 6, 2019
- A Brain Drain Tax - Sep 5, 2019
- Solution to India’s economic malaise lies in cutting taxes and regulation - Aug 20, 2019
- Time to go on a cruise - Aug 6, 2019
- Green card overhaul - July 15, 2019
- Tariff tantrums - June 5, 2019
- Green Card Blues - May 21, 2019
- The EU is in a complete mess - May 9, 2019
- Jet Airways flies into oblivion - April 18, 2019
- India's Acche Din (Good days) began in 1991 - April 11, 2019
- Let Jet Airways recover on its own - March 24, 2019
- Indian-American high school students continue pushing the envelope - March 12, 2019
- Time to upgrade internet banking - March 3, 2019
- Engineering education needs serious rethinking - Feb 17, 2019
- Welcome to another WhatsApp election - Feb 10, 2019
- Why the BJP is vulnerable in 2019 - Dec 2015, 2018
- A clever switch by the U.S. - Dec 12, 2018
- Hubris of global summits - Dec 05, 2018
- A nation divided - Nov 07, 2018
- It’s not India’s fault - Nov 04, 2018
- How Nasscom played its cards right in the US - Sep 20, 2018
- From New Delhi to New York, it’s hell on the streets - Aug 31, 2018
- We've already lost the data privacy battle - Aug 7, 2018
- Testing times for foreign students in the US - July 21, 2018
- Trump has a point about ‘rules-based’ trade - Jun 15, 2018
- Why rename cities? - May 28, 2018
- Walmart-Flipkart combine faces uphill battle - May 11, 2018
- Medical tourism can be the next big export earner - April 27, 2018
- Buy Green Card fast - April 11, 2018
- Deadline Raj - March 27, 2018
- Us in the US - March 18, 2018
- Indian e-commerce has a last-mile problem - Feb 25, 2018
- Get rid of this annual spectacle - Feb 02, 2018
- One year of Trump — and feeling it - Jan 26, 2018
- Tax corporate revenues rather than profits - Dec 31, 2017
- Lessons on instant justice from America - Dec 7, 2017
- New India is consumed by guilt - Nov 19, 2017
- On H-1Bs, Trump hits Indians really hard - Oct 27, 2017
- Modi, Trump can go together a long way - June 27, 2017
- Trump’s exit from Paris accord is no big deal - June 4, 2017
- Why aren’t we prouder of India? - May 08, 2017
- Trump’s new tax plan looks ‘dead on arrival’ - Apr 29, 2017
- US hits West Asian airlines below the belt - April 08, 2017
- B-1 visas are the problem, not H-1Bs - March 30, 2017
- IRCTC’s next-gen system is a nightmare - March 8, 2017
- What’s in a name? A lot, when you travel - Feb 25, 2017
- Selling India to Trump won’t work - Jan 22, 2017
- Stop transferring bank employees - Jan 11, 2017
- Time to get rid of the income tax - Dec 19, 2016
- Why globalization, as we know it, is dead - Nov 22, 2016
- Trump signifies hope, not pessimism - Nov 10, 2016
- Will Indians start buying fewer cars? - Oct 31, 2016
- Even in a yuck election, unfair’s unfair - Oct 19, 2016
- Is the RTE Act fair to private enterprise? - Sep 22, 2016
- Our diaspora has a lot to offer - Sep 8, 2016
- Trump and the crisis of jobless growth - Aug 26, 2016
- When things fall apart - July 18, 2016
- Indian banks must share digital dividend - June 29, 2016
- A missed opportunity - June 15, 2016
- Will India be stumped by Trump? - May 13, 2016
- Let’s not play the interest rate game - Apr 3, 2016
- Do political parties matter anymore? - Feb 26, 2016
- India's daring exceptionalism - Jan 27, 2016
- The RBI should relax mobile money rules - Dec 24, 2015
- This time, it is serious - Dec 14, 2015
- Where have all the good candidates gone? - Nov 20, 2015
- Unemployable engineers: Who’s to blame? - Nov 2, 2015
- Nadella is just what Microsoft needs - Sep 12, 2015
- US Trump card against Indian immigrants - Sep 1, 2015
- Fallout of a flimsy case against Wipro - July 7, 2015
- No one’s talking brain drain anymore - June 9, 2015
- Case for a uniform school-leaving exam - May 15, 2015
- Combating resume fraud - April 15, 2015
- Error Message: Access Denied - March 26, 2015
- Is a business school education worth it? - Feb 18, 2015
- Move State capitals to secondary cities - Jan 9, 2015
- RBI: 1 Uber: 0 - Dec 8, 2014
- Immigration reform is Obama’s gift to India - Nov 24, 2014
- The importance of doing the right thing - Nov 19, 2014
- Modi should woo the Republicans - Nov 14, 2014
- Modi missed the bus in the US - Nov 3, 2014
- Why US visa rules can see a flight of talent from India - Oct 28, 2014
- Why you need to worry about the Fed - Dec 25, 2013
- It’s Khobragade’s mistake - Dec 20, 2013
- How can “innovation capitalism” drive India’s technological and economic development? - Dec 2013 (Winning Entry in McKinsey's Global Essay Competition)
- Going all out for a US degree - Nov 8, 2013
- This is no ordinary IT slump - Oct 19, 2012
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Rajkamal Rao's WorldView Column
- Podcasts can be a platform for civil discourse in vibrant democracies
- Britain’s rail strike is set to to cripple the country’s economy
- Is the US taking a hypocritical stand in the Russia-Ukraine war?
- Media cracks are ominous for Biden’s Ukraine strategy
- North Korea, feeling left behind, begins to rattle sabre again
- Crisis grips India’s neighbours — Pakistan and Sri Lanka
- Economic growth slumps as leadership crisis continues in Peru
- Crisis grips India’s neighbours — Pakistan and Sri Lanka
- Could President Zelensky have prevented war?
- Behind the scenes: How the Indian Idol top four entertain the world
- History is repeating itself after 100 years
- Freighters save the day for airlines and manufacturers
- Australia smashes down Djokovic’s pleas
- Kazakhstan unrest is a replay of the Arab Spring
- Crowdsourced apps ease travel hassles
- MH370 mystery has a bit more flying time
- What takes Indians like Parag Agrawal to the top of US companies?
- Africa is facing bigger threats than Covid
- Glasgow COP26 was mostly talk
- US lifts travel ban on India and ends the Maldives gold rush
- What did Modi’s visit to the White House mean?
- Nanometer chips, the next big global industry
- Muck-ups are universal and constant across the world
- The Taliban regain control of Afghanistan 20 years after 9/11
- Tunisia falls back into chaos ten years after the Arab Spring
- Why the US passenger train project seems to go off the rails
- Tennis — French Open proves unpredictable, again
- In a global economy, taxation goes global too
- Inside Africa, the unknown continent
- Facebook groups extend support in India’s fight against Covid
- Alexei Navalny, Putin’s greatest foe, and the West's favourite Russian
- A new way to shop in the US: Kiosks
- Why the US still remains the go-to place for an MS/MBA degree
- Is Taiwan the world's latest flashpoint for war?
- How streaming transformed content creation
- Once-in-a-century winter storm cripples Texas
- GameStop aside, short selling is essential to markets
- The world's changing alliances are head-scratching
- China offers a fix for battery charging in electric vehicles
- Starting an online small business is so much easier today
- Goodbye and good riddance, 2020!
- A big H-1B holiday gift fails in Congress
- Goodbye California, and hello Texas!
- Jet Airways’ take off may meet too many headwinds
- Google Photos: Another example of bait and no switch
- How the likes of Rajiv Maheswaran are using data to pull out winners in sport
- How Trump came to lose a closely fought election
- Trump could shock the world again with a win
- Unplugging from social media and TV is the way to attain ‘nirvana’
- SPB: Artist with an iconic stature, loved as a friend by millions
- Big Tech probably never dreamed it would get this big
- Covid-19: A lesson in humility for the human race
- At the US Open, bizarre rules topple top seeds
- WhatsApp for Business can be an indispensable tool
- What makes the Royal Flying Doctor Service in Oz special
- Israel-UAE diplomatic ties could forever change the Arab world
- America, thanks to identity politics, faces an identity crisis
- Elon Musk’s SpaceX shows how extreme science can work
- Do budget deficits matter any more?
- Indian students in the US caught in a legal battle
- Airline industry could be ‘covided’ for years
- Destroying historical monuments achieves nothing
- Wirecard’s case is another extreme example of corporate fraud
- For China, Galwan Valley is a lot more than a border skirmish
- Political correctness in post-Floyd era alarms free-speech advocates
- Race riots rock America
- Covid-19 reveals, again, that our leaders don’t always know all
- What would we do without editors?
- Big Government is back
- US college admissions continue to become more subjective
- Flattening the curve doesn’t mean that the virus is conquered
- Covid-19: Environment: 1; Activists: 0
- Covid-19 is a massive failure of public health leadership
- Life after Covid-19 may change forever
- Indian American activists are pushing America to the extreme Left
- Covid-19: Impact on China’s manufacturing and the global supply chain
- Boeing 787 and Airbus 350 are great for airlines, not for passengers
- Automation’s threat to jobs is real
- Indian cricket is back to its glory days
- Modern India would squirm at Article 51-A
- Activists must rethink the climate change campaign
- Lost your phone? Life, as we know it, will stop
- Is Big Tech becoming too big?
- America’s trade war with China is hurting both countries
- Is Washington staring at a Civil War?
- Free speech is not free
- Trump at Howdy Modi: A rare partnership
- Britain and its failures
- The GRE reigns supreme
- Bonds and the inverted yield curve
- Why central banks are easing money supply
- Age is no barrier to sports excellence
- Is the world really ready for electric cars?
- It’s migrant labour that keeps cruise-ships afloat
- The mess of coalition governments
- Indian elections are democracy’s gold standard
- The SAT takes sides against meritocracy
- Why newspapers in the West struggle to stay afloat
- Venezuela teeters on the brink
- Brexit gets a second vote — sort of - Apr 30, 2019
- New York City is slowly becoming unlivable
- Why Rahul Gandhi’s income programme won’t work
- Turkey’s Cold War with the US worsens
- So, Trump did not collude with Russia after all
- New Zealand’s actions after Christchurch are problematic
- A corruption scandal shakes American college admissions
- Brexit and the Irish backstop
- Socialists kill Amazon’s expansion plans in New York
- The end of a glorious run for the A380
- Trump’s chances of re-election look strong
- Citizenship is up for sale
- More American colleges go test-optional
- The EU’s problems seem to never end
- The abject failure that is General Motors
- The key is to keep the customer happy
- Social media use increases depression and loneliness
- How to write a winning statement of purpose
- Khashoggi mystery: Another geopolitical crisis in the making?
- Viewing the world from a Piper
- Why is the world moving away from globalisation?
- Nike’s high-risk CSR strategy may just not do it
- Illegal migration is tearing nations apart
- Serena Williams lost, and not just the US Open final
- Job searches are still stuck in the 1990s
- The Trump economy has many safeguards
- Studying abroad is now more business and less education
- Turkey’s hopeless economic war with the US
- Iran’s recent struggles are only likely to worsen
- Is a technical degree needed for IT excellence?
- WhatsApp’s architecture is creating headaches for Facebook
- Europe is on the brink
- Too many experts, insufficient rewards
- Why Nadal and Federer continue their domination
- Look before you post on social media
- Why is the rupee falling?
- The US made history in Israel
- Click-and-forget features bring AI to life
- When top institutions misuse their brands to make money
- Indian cities should exploit the municipal bond market
- When Indian Americans’ success hurts
- Ola-Uber merger: Prevent the creation of a monolith
- West Asia is more volatile than ever
- Made in China 2025: World’s largest nationalist policy
- India’s jobs crisis is serious
- Will public shootings in America ever end?
- Turmoil in the media industry is getting worse
- Indian websites must become more user-friendly
- Upwork, another matchmaker website, shows promise
- US immigration policy is a mess
- Shortlist, perform, win!
- Want faster economic growth? Loosen regulations
- Lessons from a mountaineer
- India had a strong, but mixed 2017
- 2017 was full of surprises
- Mr Carr, IT does matter after all
- Corruption invokes such distaste, but should it really?
- Using social media to demystify classical music
- Apple’s hook on tomorrow’s customers starts early
- Predators vs social media: the dawn of justice?
- Mobile applications are becoming more indispensable
- Closing India’s energy deficit
- Government schemes to create jobs may fall short
- India’s corporate scene is increasingly becoming Darwinian
- The Fed begins to correct its balance sheet
- Voice chat tools: double-edged swords for big telcos
- The Equifax breach is a warning to UIDAI
- How important are corporate leaders?
- Revelations about world languages
- Federer and Nadal return to dominate tennis
- Why Google was wrong to fire Damore
- Indians’ love affair with Texas
- Is LinkedIn’s utility waning?
- Protecting jobs through licensing
- The dumbing down of our minds
- Oil continues to be a boon for the Centre
- Is the government becoming too addicted to Aadhaar?
- What a dramatic fall for Snapdeal
- Cricket and its failings
- Dangers of reckless online behaviour
- Is investing in bad debt India’s next big industry?
- At what price point will people act?
- The DIY-types are impacting the global economy
- How RPAs take away BPO jobs
- The EU’s sigh of relief is heard around the world
- Are banks overusing password rules?
- Why May 7 could be a do-or-die day for globalisation
- China could lead the world in heavy industry
- The paradoxical job growth crisis
- India’s drive-time radio shows can do so much better
- Highway billboards are great marketing devices
- India unlikely to suffer from a Russia hack
- When privacy protection policies hurt customer service
- GoFundMe is a boon for people in distress
- The tragedy of our big cities
- The money-making insurance industry
- Medical tourism could be India’s next industry boom
- Fine wine and the Australian Open
- The sheer domination of ME3 airlines
- Understanding Obama’s legacy
- Technological advances threaten existing companies too
- Investing in Solar Bharat Abhiyan!
- There’s value in going back in time
- China’s new strategy: sell direct
- Technological advances directly threaten jobs
- Large Whatsapp groups hurt more than help
- When all airlines behave like no-frills carriers
- Consumer collusion is a great free-market leveller
- Post-Trump, international students can still plan to study in the US
- A guide to understanding the US election
- The epidemic of self-written recommendation letters
- When corrupt governments restrict competition
- Going the extra mile, successfully
- Are we ready to embrace surge pricing?
- A bold experiment in tennis streaming may help answer a vexing question
- Why do we still permit age discrimination?
- Tech advances are greatly improving lives
- The darker side of social media
- With a new visa, the US steps up efforts to poach top talent
- Re-Mind it! This app can dramatically improve campus communication
- Employers, think twice before you rescind offers!
- Pokémon Go highlights video game addiction like nothing else
- Duplicate Olympic spirit? Easier said than done!
- GST may become a nightmare to implement and maintain
- Verizon's acquisition of Yahoo! makes little sense
- Automation’s impact on us is huge
- Broadcast neutrality — the next battle?
- It’s time we retired the OTP
- Why the Brexit vote was not a surprise
- Brexit vote is crucial for other reasons too
- Ban commission-based student recruiting
- India’s GDP could double in 8 years
- How companies and government exploit consumers
- Why do companies cheat?
- Metro rail: a crucial cog in the urban wheel
- Apps teach us World Geography better than any textbook
- Poor urban planning to blame for Bengaluru’s heat
- Is the end of the website era near?
- Taming the tax havens
- Trouble on the high seas
- Political correctness going too far?
- Our compulsive addiction to testing
- Online education makes a MOOC point
- Need of the hour: bankruptcy laws
- Indian socialism continues to trump capitalism
- Customer service is still the best differentiator
- Call the NFIR’s bluff
- Innovation is key to India’s future
- All is not well with Heathrow
- Place names do matter
- The bottom is falling for the telecom sector
- Indian firms’ website designs have a long way to go
- The changing face of engineering education
- Why oil has been a boon to the government
- Indian e-commerce: It feels like 1999 all over again
- Paris climate accord is all hot air
- Manufacturing for India’s military holds great opportunity
- The brain drain problem is getting worse
- India can survive a Fed interest rate hike just fine
- Banking on student loans
- When will the BRIC countries create a world-class product?
- Acing that application essay
- Where customer is not king
- The sharing economy extends to mini-truck moving
- Lessons from the Volkswagen debacle
- Is it time to rethink tax strategies?
- Passport centers are world-class models of e-governance
- Innovation in the media industry has been highly disruptive
- Is too much money tainting tennis?
- The Internet of Things could dramatically change our lives
- In-flight systems beware, the future lies with Android
- Net neutrality is a bad idea
- Why Western-sounding brand names work with buyers
- We’re doing nothing to address gridlock
- Would Greece have been better off exiting the EU?
- India's online retail markets are near perfect
- How West Asian airlines leverage Moore’s Law
- School rankings matter less than you imagine, so think different
- How about a career in consulting?
- Manufacturing returns to the US
- What Federer and Nadal teach us all
- Why learning English is overrated
- How to do Europe on your own
- Unsung heroes too shy to sing
Quoted recently in the media:
- Ex-Wipro staff alleges toxic work culture
- Visa case: Infy gets clean chit from the US
- H-1B visa issue: US begins probe of TCS, Infosys
- Discrimination case: US court rejects Infosys plea
- US gets a record 2.3 lakh H-1B visa applications
- Indian IT companies still cautiously watching US Immigration Bill
- Not out of the woods:
- US shutdown brings some relief for Indian IT firms:
- US Bill may lose bite before final version:
- Infosys, Cognizant, others form lobbying consortium:
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