Research shows that diet timing and macronutrient balance impact reproductive health, aging, and disease susceptibility. Findings from a study on fruit flies support the broader evolutionary and health implications
Pakistan-Saudi defence agreement solidifies a new strategic reality. It raises the stakes for both India and Iran, and may prompt several countries in West Asia to recalibrate their doctrines. While the pact has been designed for deterrence, it may usher in a new volatile reality in West Asia
As Kospi rallies, efforts to reform country’s poor corporate governance give foreign investors new hope
Financial anomalies are another sign of how political factors are shaping economic policies and markets
The future of India’s steel industry hinges on overcoming key challenges to maintain leadership in the global market
It can be tempting to draw parallels and make comparisons between prominent companies, especially those under the same corporate umbrella. For example, while evaluating the IPO prospects of PhonePe (which has filed for a mega Rs 12,000 crore IPO), versus Flipkart, such direct comparisons can be misleading. These two entities, despite their shared Walmart parentage, operate on fundamentally different business models
It's not all gloom and doom for Indian techies, after Trump's H-bomb fell. In fact, for India-based talent, it may actually prove to be a blessing. A contrarian view
Benign inflation and sluggish credit raise chances of a cut, though the base case remains an extended pause
While cash transfers provide immediate financial support, they might not necessarily lead to long-term “agency” in a woman or her economic empowerment. Participation income, on the other hand, encourages women to engage in economic activities
Inflation’s low but urban consumption is tepid, investment cycle is yet to pick up and geopolitical uncertainty is a dampener. Fiscal support’s come through GST rate adjustments. Monetary policy needs to complement it
The US Dollar’s reign isn’t over yet — but the foundations are shaking. For the first time in decades, India has the demographics, the digital rails, and the entrepreneurial energy to compete for a leadership role.
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 eve of World Tourism Day should trigger a conversation on why India draws in a paltry number of overseas tourists given its rich heritage. A travel writer focusing on India’s heritage monuments suggests a concrete set of measures to change this situation
RSSFACTS: A mass conversion over four decades ago catalysed outreach among Scheduled Castes. In the process, it set in motion a chain of events that have arguably altered the course of Indian history Arun Anand
Investment strategies vary according to the expected vision of the future
Europe’s aerospace and defence sector is up more than threefold since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022
When no thought is paid to the environmental and human impact of unchecked development, and the underlying institutional and infrastructural support to sustain this not created, it becomes a recipe for disaster
The Centre must suggest steps to make PPAs more acceptable to states that are reluctant to raise clean power off-take
India’s economic growth is not always bank-led
Balancing liquidity and the rupee’s level is getting tricky
Political strategist-turned-politician Prashant Kishor's newly launched Jan Suraaj party is poised to disrupt Bihar's traditional caste-based politics, with surveys indicating it could influence multiple seat outcome in the upcoming 2025 assembly elections
With India's fertility rate dropping to 1.9—below the critical replacement level of 2.1—the country faces an urgent demographic shift that Kerala navigated three decades ago, offering valuable policy lessons for managing an aging population while maintaining economic growth
With more than 10% weight in the Nifty 50 Index, a correction in the IT sector affects the broad market as well
India urgently needs to commoditize data - to treat it as an economic asset that can be standardized, traded, and leveraged across sectors. Doing so will not only power innovation but also ensure that the wealth generated from India data stays in India and serves Indians