This article outlines thirteen innovative proposals to address India’s challenges, focusing on healthcare, infrastructure, technology, and social equity, aiming to drive sustainable growth, self-reliance, and global leadership
Marc Rowan tells investors firm is positioning itself for when ‘something bad happens’
Osman Hadi’s killing unsurprisingly led to the scapegoating of India. But the mystery over the identity of his killer encapsulates the murky developments that have led to Jamaat’s ascent and left the society deeply divided
The Tamil Nadu government probably thought that if the pillar was projected as a secular site, all religious groups would claim access to it for different rituals during various periods.
SHANTI, the new nuclear law, removes ambiguity in the liability of stakeholders in a nuclear plant. It, therefore, enables an assessment of potential risk and paves the way for new entrants
The income pyramid in India—historically broad at the base—is very gradually inverting, with more consumers entering mid-income and upper mid-income brackets
US efforts to involve Pakistan in the Gaza peace plan have wide-ranging implications. India needs to watch the situation closely
As India heads into a pivotal Budget, the spotlight must turn to how domestic capital can power national ambition and anchor long-term value creation
The rupee has depreciated by roughly 5.22 percent against the US dollar this year, making it Asia’s worst-performing currency in 2025
The CEPA signed between New Delhi and Muscat should help strengthen India’s position in the Middle East
An economy that is lending more, writing off less and cleaning up legacy stress sets the stage for a banking revival. But risks remain
The advent of Donald Trump as US president resulted in a disruptive 2025. China not only weathered the storm, it also indicated that it sees itself as the inheritor and reformer of the post-war institutional order
While silver has taken the spotlight recently, the broader setup indicates that gold may be preparing for a catch-up phase, supported by both fundamentals and technical indicators.
The aim should be to look beyond immediate growth prospects to realising a long-term goal of transforming the economy through a relentless focus on five key parameters
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In the IPL, as in markets, the highest prices are rarely about the past, they’re about a future someone is willing to bet on
Turning around an institution is a mammoth task. Especially when it is going through investigations for fraud. Rajiv for a foreseeable future may be caught between clearing the air for things that happened in the past and aspirations to take the ship forward. A tough tug-of-war
Financial gamification has upended traditional patterns of trust and oversight
Based on LinkedIn's study of the behaviour of more than 160 million professionals in India, what emerges is that in 2026 demonstrated skills and trust matter more than pedigree in hiring. SMEs and cities in Tiers 2&3 have arrived
India’s garbage crisis could become a powerful source of jobs. With MNREGA’s revamp into G RAM G, the government has a chance to turn waste into an economic resource, writes Rajat Arora
The Viksit Bharat- Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission (Gramin), or VB- G RAM G, Bill was passed by Parliament on December 18. It will replace the MGNREGA Act, which provided a guaranteed wage employment to rural households. A spokesperson for the BJP makes a case for why this represents a necessary change in the backdrop of contemporary challenges
India’s jobs deficit reflects two serious underlying structural issues
In markets underpinned by strong and stable fundamentals, underperformance is temporary. Eventually, fundamentals take over. When is the big question
The short answer is we don’t know but hope springs eternal
Coal demand and production in India are expected to grow faster than major countries