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The standing of Vande Matram in the collective consciousness was never in doubt. There is a however a case to extend constitutional and statutory protection to the National Song
Some technologists believe more than 100,000 such payment systems could swamp the world within five years
With no clear winner emerging in the pre-election scenario in Bangladesh, the competing parties are focusing their attention on criticising India to garner votes
India is celebrating record investment pledges from Big Tech, yet most of this capital reinforces our role as an operating base rather than an innovation leader. Policymakers must look past headline numbers and confront the structural gaps that prevent India from owning the intellectual property that defines real technological power
And what this test tells us about the artificial intelligence wave
The government is allowing private players into the nuclear energy space. But are adequate safeguards being planned?
Sanghnomics: The Swadeshi movement, rooted in early critiques by thinkers like Lokhitwadi and Ghose, was an intellectual journey, not just a 20th-century nationalist reaction. Its economic legacy continues to shape modern self-reliance initiatives
44% of recent IPOs trade below the issue price—but that means 56% trade above it. Some of those winners have multiplied investor wealth several times over
As India chases its $1-trillion goods export target by 2030, New Delhi must ring-fence trade strategies against external shocks, which are often unanticipated
Removal of end-use restrictions will help expand potential market for domestic coal and substitute imports, amid moderating demand for coal
T. Rabi Sankar’s blunt rejection of stablecoins is not ideological rigidity. It is a reminder that money, unlike technology, cannot survive on belief alone
Minerals are now often sourced through re-export hubs like Hong Kong. India is therefore indirectly tethered not only to China’s dominance but also to the political and trade dynamics of the intermediary state
If travel were a personality, December would be dramatic. December travel is a full-time emotional sport, complete with overpriced tickets, airport hunger pangs, flight delays and cancellations, and social-media envy. Seemingly, it’s now becoming a ritual of chaos, craving and collective surrender in Indian society.
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
The competition regulator has mostly focused on network effects in the digital sector. These effects however are more potent in a sector such as aviation, which flew below the regulator’s radar
For six decades, Dravidian political ideology has held sway. After years of unsuccessful attempts to establish a foothold, the BJP and its ideological associates have latched on to what some describe as the ‘Ayodhya of the south’
Scale brings the ability to absorb losses, to make losses look insignificant, and thereby give the impetus to grow without having to fear about how the profit and loss statement will look. If the economy must fast forward growth in the next ten years, that’s the need of the hour for Indian banking system
The Nvidia chief executive has been the driving force behind the massive AI boom which has the capacity to reshape the global economy
While the DGCA faces scrutiny over the IndiGo crisis, a more systemic regulatory failure lies elsewhere—in the silent oversight lapses of corporate and market watchdogs
RSSFACTS: Rajju Bhayya, a key figure in RSS history, led the organisation during its expansive growth phase, championed Hindutva, and shaped the RSS's approach to politics, fostering global outreach and internal unity
New data reveal a decade of intense income and wealth concentration in India, creating a dual economy that is redefining winners and losers across consumer and asset markets
Listing gains have taken a hit – the average listing gain has dropped from 27% in 2024 to a meagre 8% in 2025
Given the belief that capex growth will continue to disappoint, we are negative on anything linked to capex- steel, cement and the industrial sector, says Shah
New Delhi needs to engage with Brussels diplomatically to limit the impact of CBAM till a final solution is achieved
The hospitals and clinics market is estimated to exceed Rs 10 lakh crore by FY29
