opinion

Gallium, Germanium: How much is at stake for India’s chip strategy?

China’s decision to impose export controls on these two elements will have a short term impact but here’s why India’s chip-making plans won’t get affected

Start-up Street: Deep tech start-ups set to take off in India?

It’s time corporates, academia, government and funders in India worked together across the deep tech lifecycle to encourage this fledgling yet vital segment of the start-up ecosystem 

Bidenomics critique exposes energy tension in both parties

The White House’s policy isn’t the disaster the House speaker says it is, but its green ambitions will come at a cost, just as the Republicans’ push for independence would

Bengal Panchayat Polls: Stakes high for all parties but more so for Abhishek Banerjee

Abhishek Banerjee is fronting the TMC campaign with Mamata Banerjee taking a backseat. Reining in infighting and wanton cadre violence are his major challenges. The BJP is battling leakage of old Left votes back to their parent bloc. The Left-Congress-ISF alliance is counting on Muslim voters

In London, you can trade commodities while the regulators sleep

The 2022 nickel crisis started in an obscure corner of the financial market — but it could have spread far beyond

The digital Euro endures even as crypto FOMO fades

When technocrats attempt moonshots, misfiring is a real risk

Moneycontrol Pro Panorama | Who is to be blamed: Finfluencers or greedy investors?

In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Selling price inflation strongest in over a decade, how to fix gaps in India's consumption story, the dos and don’ts for investors, fintechs need stronger laws against white-collar crimes, and more

ESG’s Wild West gets a new sheriff

SEBI will now regulate all ESG rating providers, whether Indian or foreign, if users of these ratings such as investors are based in India

Strategic lessons for military powers from Wagner Group’s march

Civil leadership in all military powers should realise that matters of war and peace are not left to generals alone but should be premised on civilian supremacy