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US President Donald Trump has extended the scope of his anti-migrant policy, leveraging a shooting incident. Whether it will do any economic good for the US is questionable
Cognizant added significantly higher amount of incremental revenue in April-September compared to large Indian IT companies
Changes to the liability and damage legislation are essential to truly open up India’s nuclear energy sector
The PMLA court’s refusal to discharge former directors in the Rs 598-crore Pen Urban Bank scam exposes deep governance failures that the cooperative banking sector can no longer gloss over
PM Modi’s vision of India as an economic superpower is no longer aspirational rhetoric; it is unfolding in real time, in data, and in measurable national capacity.
Reform of the Collegium system should prioritise efficiency, transparency, and accountability, avoiding power struggles and ensuring judicial independence in appointments
To counter external headwinds, the space for further fiscal stimulus is limited. Monetary stimulus space has become available on the back of subdued inflation
A stunning growth rate of 8.0% in the first half of the year, despite global headwinds, higher US tariffs on Indian exports, and volatility in capital flows, highlights the underlying strength of robust private consumption and investment
GDP topped 8% in July-September quarter, the first such occasion in five quarters. The underlying economic momentum will influence RBI’s monetary policy committee
Women proved they can decide who forms the government. The question now is whether anyone can stop governments from mortgaging their future to buy their consent, one bank alert at a time
What began as a creative hack to grab attention has quickly become a gimmick. And like all gimmicks, it risks trivialising something important
Once the world’s factory, Beijing’s relentless focus on R&D means the country has become the world’s laboratory
The 2019 corporate tax cuts have yielded India a more favourable ranking, but some competing Asian economies continue to enjoy a comparative advantage
Cloud companies and developers rely on lossmaking start-up to repay huge loans
India's data centre growth can drive sustainability by repurposing waste heat for industrial uses, supporting cooling, agriculture, and manufacturing, while reducing energy costs and emissions By Ateesh Kumar Singh
Recently, Switzerland’s judiciary set aside the decision of its central bank to completely strike down the value of Credit Suisse’s AT-1 bonds when it was acquired by UBS. Will it open the pandora’s box back home where a similar matter is up for consideration at the Supreme Court?
India's merchandise exports show sluggish growth, but agricultural products—especially marine goods, non-basmati rice, and buffalo meat—are emerging as the bright spots amid challenging global trade conditions
Multinational pharmaceutical companies are making billions in India but investing almost nothing in R&D here — treating the world's fastest-growing pharma market as a sales territory, not an innovation hub
India faces a baffling employment contradiction—officially low unemployment rates mask millions of registered jobseekers who lack the skills employers desperately need
It is important to note that self-sufficiency is likely to take at least 4-5 years, and even then, it may not necessarily translate into profits
Supreme Court’s recent verdict which removed timelines for a governor to clear Bills passed by state assemblies showcased the controversial role of the office from the very beginning
India’s reliance on jugaad in computing leads to fragile, unreliable systems. True progress requires rigorous computer science education, formal reasoning, and principled design instead of improvisation and shortcuts
The country has to face up to the hard truth that it has maxed out on its fiscal flexibility
The most significant changes are the subordination of all arms of the military to the Pakistan army, and the concentration of power in an individual rather than the institution. The country’s history shows that meaningful opposition to such an arrangement will come from within the military rather than civilian actors
India faces a rapidly worsening antimicrobial resistance crisis driven by multidrug-resistant bacteria, weak surveillance, and antibiotic misuse, demanding urgent action, stronger monitoring, new therapies, and public awareness
