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Coal demand and production in India are expected to grow faster than major countries
The Viksit Bharat- Guarantee For Rozgar Yojana And Ajeevika Mission (GRAMIN), or VB- G RAM G, Bill was tabled in Lok Sabha on December 16 to replace MGNREGA, the workfare programme that’s been the cornerstone of the welfare system. An assessment of what’s actually going to change follows
In 2025, enterprises learned critical lessons on AI integration, sustainability, and SaaS adoption. Key takeaways include managing integration tax, choosing efficient AI models, and co-creating SaaS solutions for greater long-term value
Proposals relating to the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and tackling global steel overcapacity will tighten market access
In the latest of his Christmas columns, the FT’s Undercover Economist fields some of your most outlandish proposals, and concludes that there is no such thing as a stupid question
How much has changed?
Lok Sabha on December 17 cleared the new nuclear energy bill, bringing the sector a step closer to introducing private investment in running a plant. Removing ambiguity on liability in the case of an incident may turn out to be the key change
Anti-incumbency can be neutralised by welfare scheme announcements
The government’s timely move to temporarily suspend import duties on raw cotton has given a leg up to Indian textiles at least for the near-term
India's Global Capability Centres (GCCs) are rapidly expanding beyond metros to Tier II cities, driving sustainable growth. Budget 2026 can unlock this potential by investing in infrastructure, talent, and innovation ecosystems
Softer input costs are the silver lining that can support profit margins
The comprehensive overhaul represents SEBI's commitment to maintaining a regulatory framework that evolves with market realities
Government’s deadline of March 2026 to finish the movement appears plausible. At this juncture, it’s important to understand what led to its rise and the effort that went into overcoming it
While markets were buoyant this year, volatility is never far away
AI has the potential to boost productivity in India’s small businesses, helping lift millions out of low-wage cycles and contributing to higher, more inclusive economic growth across the country
The unique characteristics of renewable energy generation necessitate simultaneous creation of storage and transmission capacity, an area where India has lagged
The practice of banning commodities trading damages more than just immediate stakeholders—it undermines the credibility and trustworthiness of Indian exchanges and markets
Three decades after the notorious Arms Drop of December 17, 1995, we explore the true history of West Bengal’s Purulia. The place is home to ancient Jain temples, forgotten dynasties, and atmospheric ruins, blending cultural heritage with mysteries waiting to be uncovered
Insurance business is largely a distribution game, an area where local players hold the fort
The US numbers shine in overall strong November exports, while the trade deficit narrowed as imports fell
Retail credit demand has revived, but early warning signals suggest lenders should celebrate cautiously
Import taxes on inputs have an adverse impact on exports. Rationalising unwarranted levies along with a signal that compliance burden will be eased significantly will buoy sentiment
Preliminary assessment suggests that Sydney’s terrorists could be classified as lone wolves. These are the hardest terrorists to tackle as their preparation rarely shows up on any grid. But they are now a grim reality
While Kantar data show traditional channels still hold over three-fourths of FMCG channel share, it is declining while that of online and supermarkets is increasing
A comprehensive nuclear legislation was introduced in Parliament on December 15. Juxtaposed with the invitation to the private sector in 2024 to build 220MW small nuclear reactors, policy is clearly oriented to bringing in private capital. To achieve this goal, risk sharing mechanisms between public and private sectors have to be clear-cut. Some practical suggestions on risk-sharing follow
