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AI-driven, empathetic debt recovery is transforming India’s collections landscape. It is replacing pressure with personalised, respectful communication that boosts repayment, strengthens trust, and promotes responsible, compliant financial practices
SEBI's proposed mutual fund fee cuts promise to save retail investors thousands annually, but AMCs and brokers are bracing for a profit squeeze that could reshape India's fund industry.
Climate change may have an outsized impact on farming which the government cannot ignore
Steady rise in toll revenue reflects revised fees, efficient tolling, and higher share of heavy vehicles
India’s draft IT Rule amendments target deepfakes through labelling and verification, a positive step but overbroad and impractical. True digital trust needs smarter definitions, balanced enforcement, and redesigned platform incentives
The thing is that markets are a fascinating study in comparative degrees of lunacy. If you sell irrationality first, then resetting and selling rationality later is a piece of cake.
The government increased nutrient-based subsidy rates for phosphatic and potassic fertilisers
India’s GST cuts have boosted consumption, but rising imports threaten domestic industry. To harness this demand, India must strengthen manufacturing through import substitution, PLI schemes, and strategic trade partnerships
For all its achievements, Indian industry is woefully short of global corporate brands. Given this context, the current geoeconomic scenario presents Indian firms with an opportunity to leapfrog ahead through smart acquisitions. And it’s Europe which provides the best of these opportunities
Storage and related infrastructure are overshadowed by other aspects of agritech. However, it’s the barely visible post-harvest technology which provides meaningful environmental and financial benefits for farmers
A six-month dash for risk
November will see about Rs 1.2 trillion of liquidity infusion from remainder of the CRR cut
As geopolitical tides shift in the Indo-Pacific, New Delhi must get its Asian peers on board for shared prosperity
India is emerging as Asia’s green finance leader, driving climate investments, policy innovation, and renewable energy growth amid the U.S. retreat from global sustainable finance leadership
Drones represent a defining dual-use technology of this era, which presents a compelling reason for India to keep its supply chain under sovereign oversight. A military veteran and industry stakeholder lays out a blueprint to achieve this goal
With sales growth stable and outpacing peers, TVS' profit margin expansion and market share increase should support the stock's rich valuations
Regulators are moving ahead with rules for climate disclosures without a firm and quantifiable taxonomy, creating overlapping definitions, credibility risk and weak signals for investors
Trading halts cost Indian exchanges crores in penalties, yet the traders who actually lost money remain empty-handed
September's industrial production data reveals a troubling paradox: while consumer durables and automobiles surge on festive demand, the broader manufacturing base is shrinking, with staples contracting and robust growth concentrated in just five of 23 sectors
India’s payments data for the first half of 2025 shows two very different digital stories.
India’s digital-payments transformation is one of the most successful initiatives of the past decade. ASEAN’s digital economy is booming, but cross-border payments remain fragmented and expensive. India’s experience offers both a blueprint and a partnership model
Justice Surya Kant, brings decades of distinguished service, marked by landmark rulings on free speech, privacy, and human rights, and faces crucial judicial reform challenges ahead. He takes oath as the next CJI on November 24
Modi travelled to Bihar at least once every month since February to launch central projects. During some months, he visited Bihar more than once. Other BJP heavyweights too are pulling out all stops
Every nation must shield its economic pillars when systemic stability is at risk. The true measure of governance lies in how the state protects markets without absolving them — and preserves both order and ethics in the process.
For years, Washington viewed its relationship with the region as a way to limit Beijing’s influence, but tariffs now strain the partnership
