While significant progress has been made, continued efforts and international cooperation are essential to address the complex challenges posed by climate change and ensure a sustainable future for generations to come
Chinese economy is slowing down yet it has emerged as a new destination for global investors. It is felt that when the economy recovers it will bring excellent returns
The great Indian sport of cricket and elections are playing side by side in the next few months, competing for the advertising rupee
The impact is already visible on tractor sales. Paddy and pulses cultivation declined in 2023-24 rabi crop season
It is a widely held belief among private forecasters and even policymakers that India’s potential growth is 8 percent. If GDP growth for FY24 comes in at 8 percent, that means the economy has reached its potential despite severe uncertainty from global markets
India's rise as an economic superpower will be incomplete if it does not have a thriving healthcare industry, founded on innovation and not merely focused on making generic products
Trading can be a profitable activity but can be injurious to health as well. Knowing when not to trade is an essential part of the trading toolkit
In this edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Zomato’s ‘green’ gaffe and lessons learnt, China turns on the charm for foreign investors, CAA -- an election weapon for BJP, Kejriwal’s arrest may dent AAP's poll chances, and more
Regulators have yet to address the system’s vulnerability to sudden depositor withdrawals
A new law and Pentagon procurement program should help tilt the playing field back to level for domestic manufacturers
The former president’s constant appeals to malice and division can be exhausting, but they are an assault on the foundations of a civil society
Despite predictions of a tough year, the greenback is overpowering challengers. There’s more to this supremacy than mere interest rates
Tech professionals are fleeing a drought in the IT hub of Bengaluru. Fixing the issue means confronting the country’s two most sensitive industries: agriculture and power generation
After compelling India to withdraw its troops within a time frame and entering into a strategic partnership with China, Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu has done a U-turn and declared that India remains the island-nation’s closest ally. There are strong grounds for India to respond favourably but we must lay down some conditions in our national interest
The cumulative DBT transfers for all the years since its inception is a whopping Rs 35,30,011 crore. For the poor and the disenfranchised, the DBT ecosystem has been transformational at various levels and is the fulcrum of welfarism in the modern Bharat
British AI pioneer says the billions of dollars being poured into start-ups is obscuring scientific progress in the field
We bring you a few stories very appropriate for April Fools' Day 2024
Zomato’s decision was insensitive about the notions of caste and segregation often associated with food choices in India
Arvind Kejriwal's arrest on corruption allegations has dented AAP's image and if he is not released before the 2024 Lok Sabha elections it could cause further damage
Siemens will gain from infra capex and private sector capex too by way of strong order flows, but is the stock valuation steep?
Economic changes in Saudi Arabia are an opportunity for India, but bigger rivals are setting roots there and the target sectors compete with its own investment priorities
But will bringing in Musk’s electric car company solve India’s manufacturing problem?
Sanghnomics: As Aatmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan of 2020 is progressing it has become clear that it is totally different from the 1950s self-reliance policy of Pandit Nehru
TCS wants to hike India sales to $10 billion or a seven-fold jump from current levels. Slowing revenue growth in the US may be a reason to look homewards but it will need to develop the market first
In West Bengal, fear about the Citizenship Amendment Act has increased as Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has warned them that it is the first step of the NRC (National Register for Citizens), and like Assam, the NRC will exclude many names. In Assam’s NRC list, nearly 16 lakh applicants’ names were excluded, out of which seven lakhs were Hindus
