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Nothing builds character quite like fiscal responsibility delivered on a Sunday
US has threatened military allies with tariffs, a new low. Tariffs have now become an all-purpose weapon, shattering the pillar of predictability which drove growth in global trade. It’s still not too late to step back
A landmark Supreme Court judgment in the Tiger Global tax case has fundamentally reshaped the rules for foreign investment in India by enforcing the primacy of economic substance over legal form
Top EU leaders to attend the gala January 26 event in New Delhi and participate in the India-EU Summit, triggering expectations of the finalisation of a trade deal between the two
The latest numbers show strength at the top, hesitant recovery below, and a system that is safer but far from balanced
Flexibility is a key feature of the process, with governments enhancing outlays immediately when there’s an enhanced level of threat or conflict. Last year, for example, there was an immediate increase in outlay following the conflict with Pakistan
Ties driven by migration of people from Persia seeking fame and fortune has had a consequential impact on our society. A look at three such figures follows
Our research and opinion teams have curated a selection of articles and social media gems from the world of economy, business and finance for your weekend read
Behind the multi-billion dollar valuations and instant deliveries lies a fragile foundation—India’s quick commerce boom now faces a critical test of sustainable growth versus gig worker welfare
With fiscal consolidation largely behind us and the rate cycle having matured, the market’s near-term driver has shifted to forex
Companies have started providing for additional charges due to the new labour codes. This has a one-time impact but a recurring impact on earnings too
The country is the darling of investors, but that could change
The problem is not attitude. It is product–market fit. Health insurance in India suffers from a structural mismatch with how healthcare is actually consumed in 2026
As Budget 2026 approaches, emerging technology sectors seek tax incentives, simplified IP regimes, expanded GCC benefits, and funding support to drive innovation, employment, and long-term economic growth
The air conditioner companies have not been investor favourites as weaker than expected demand strained their performance and working capital management
Amid persistent geopolitical challenges, the Union Budget must accelerate the nation's momentum in strategic autonomy to close the gaps and secure long-term economic and political resilience
Latest jobs numbers reveal a divergence, with stable rural employment contrasting against rising urban joblessness, even as both show improvement in the medium term
RSSFACTS: Dr Hedgewar’s final address distilled the RSS’s core ideals of organisation, unity, and lifelong commitment, offering a guiding vision that continues to shape the Sangh’s journey a century later
Budget 2026 must prioritise finance, grids, and certainty over headline capacity numbers
States need a glide path to fiscal prudence just like the central government
Every time SC has given a verdict that leaves no grey areas, the executive has lost room to be selective in applying the law. Unfortunately, some recent judgements leave key questions unanswered
India’s real estate market thrives in luxury, yet affordable housing dwindles. Rising costs, outdated policies, and developer risks prevent supply growth, leaving lower-income families struggling to attain homeownership
Chancellor Merz’s recent visit led to a critical defence agreement. When seen in the context of Germany’s strategic reorientation in response to geopolitical fluidity, Indo-German defence ties have the potential to eventually reach the level of French ties with India
The Budget will herald a shift to a new fiscal anchor, the debt-to-GDP ratio. Given the indicative glide path to lower the ratio, interest rates are unlikely to decline sharply
