
While the proposal incentivises banks to manage risks better, without raising the Rs 5 lakh insurance cap, depositors' confidence in the system remains shaky amid rising uncertainties

With Beijing giving up the benefits enjoyed by a developing nation, New Delhi must re-strategise policies to protect trade and retain clout in the Global South

As we observe his birth anniversary in a world still scarred by conflict and inequality, Gandhi’s life raises a hauntingly urgent query: can there be freedom without justice?

MPC’s decision to maintain status quo on rates was expected. Its message on policy consistency and economic resilience was reassuring. The highlight, however, was the regulatory package to ease credit flow and smoothen banks’ transition to an enhanced risk standard

India today is both a source of pride and a sense of disorientation. Our democracy survives, but the absence of accountability, fairness, and civic discipline raises a blunt question: are we truly living up to the promise of our republic?

While the MPC voted unanimously to keep policy rates unchanged, a couple of MPC members expressed their views for changing the policy stance from ‘neutral’ to ‘accommodative’.

Plus, who is paying the tariffs

Given the backdrop, the commentary by the RBI Governor was dovish as compared to neutral to hawkish in August policy.

Investors should view the current pause as an intermission rather than a finale; the script still allows for a dovish turn. How should fixed income investors tweak their portfolios?

India's mobility future is multi-fuel, with EVs, hybrids, CNG, and ethanol vehicles coexisting. Auto component makers must build flexible, tech-diverse capabilities to stay competitive in this evolving ecosystem

Prudential levers are being eased for banks to lend more freely to the economy.

The initiative to launch 0DTE option contracts has raised eyebrows among traders, particularly given ongoing discussions surrounding the potential phasing out of weekly expiries in favour of longer-dated contracts

Nations must work out how to contend with Trump’s America and China

Indian Railways has achieved major milestones, from the Pamban Bridge to the Katra-Srinagar route, advancing connectivity, operational capacity, and global integration, all while introducing new innovations like Vande Bharat sleeper trains

Given tepid demand due to monsoon, festivities weighing on construction activity, a lull in pricing will prevail for some months ahead

With CPI at rock-bottom lows but core acting stubborn, the MPC faces a moment of truth on the rate cut front

India's financial inclusion progress is commendable, but true inclusion requires more than infrastructure. A 'Sentiment Index' measuring trust and engagement could ensure meaningful participation and guide targeted interventions for equity

There is scope for 20-30 bps increase in the official FY26 growth forecast and a downward revision of a similar magnitude to inflation.

India's mining sector is evolving to balance economic growth, environmental responsibility, and community development. Innovations in sustainability, gender inclusion, and ecological restoration are shaping a regenerative mining future

HUL’s sales warning for September and October raises the risk of it becoming a sector-wide issue. The key points investors should be looking at to gauge the sectoral outlook

In India, religion is not limited to personal belief; it is deeply woven into the social fabric and continuously shapes citizen–state interactions. In such a context, maintaining a strict and absolute separation between state and religion becomes exceedingly difficult

For now the big difference with the Metas and Googles is that China’s tech giants remain largely domestic beasts

The chipmaker’s chief executive is urging countries to establish their own ‘sovereign’ AI ecosystems — but one which relies on its technology Link To FT.com: https://www.ft.com/content/179cc3bb-9d03-49a4-af20-049b03875379

Aura can sustain an actor in the tinsel world. Not in politics. Tamil cinema’s matinee idols who reached the top did so on the back of a well-oiled political structure. The stars who didn’t heed the lesson have been consigned to flashbacks

The protracted struggle of Jaguar Land Rover with a massive cyberattack has revealed that cyberattacks are not just about abstract occurrences restricted to machines but are increasingly about supply chain disruptions and livelihood losses. Indian automotive players should conduct a cyber audit of their facilities, map out supply chain implications of operational disruption and secure cyber insurance to avoid hefty damages