The launch of the green hydrogen policy puts in place a sturdy foundation for developing a competitive green hydrogen sector in India — a transition well under way in most developed countries
A normal monsoon is predicted this year but the state of rural consumption despite a good crop year in FY22 signals it may not be enough to boost demand
Politics in Manipur revolves around the valley and the hills. Of the 60 assembly seats, 40 are in the central Imphal area and rest in the hills, with the latter having a sizeable Naga presence
The only place to be for understanding this war is inside Russian President Vladimir Putin’s head. He is the most powerful, unchecked Russian leader since Stalin, and the timing of this war is a product of his ambitions, strategies and grievances. But, with all of that said, America is not entirely innocent of fuelling his fires
Blockchains are the portal that connects the physical and the virtual realms
With the digital rupee, the RBI would be able to the increase the effectiveness of monetary policy by directly changing interest rates on deposits and/or lending
The signing of CEPA with the UAE should stand India in good stead in its ongoing and future trade negotiations with other nations
The move to recognise their independence suggests Putin has lost faith in diplomatic efforts to avert further conflict in Ukraine
Thyrocare is trailing peers Dr. Lal PathLabs and Metropolis Healthcare in non-COVID business recovery
Giving retail and HNI investors more data is of little use when they are chasing listing gains; investing in startups calls for diversification and is a long-term high risk game
The need to work alongside India, to “support a strong India as a partner in this regional vision” and strengthen this bilateral alliance further in new domains, such as health, space, and cyber space; deepen economic and technology co-operation has been repeatedly harped upon and marked out in the action plan of the strategy
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Chandrasekaran’s litmus test, Control Print leaves its mark, Nestle India’s strong brew, where startup IPOs stand and more
Against the intensifying macro uncertainties, geopolitical developments, oil price gyrations, and inflationary pressures at large overseas, growth may well turn out the laggard ahead
The company has taken flight as a pure airports play, with its future now depending on expansion in overseas locations and a revival in leisure and business travel post-COVID
Investors need strong stomachs to deal with large swings in asset prices
Investors have suffered losses in IPOs but not all issues fared badly after listing. There are lessons here that can help investors avoid repeating these mistakes
US President Joe Biden has agreed to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss the Ukraine affair. This is a sign Putin is getting what he wants
While the consequences of CBDCs on cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum are attracting widespread attention, it is the possible repercussions of CBDCs on the commercial banking system that could be far more disruptive
It’s about what legacy N Chandra wants to leave behind to the next gen leadership, and the Tatas' will to address its most existential challenges
The green hydrogen policy seeks to bolster India’s climate change defences but success depends on resolving policy niggles, building capacity and creating demand
A more stable environment for MSMEs depends on their large clients paying on time and demand conditions improving, meanwhile leaving them dependent on subsidised credit
In the third phase of the seven-phase assembly elections to five states, 59 of the 403 constituencies in Uttar Pradesh, and all the 117 constituencies in Punjab go to the polls
A selection of articles and social media gems from the world of economy, business and finance, curated by our research and opinion teams
Rahul Bajaj’s 30-minute address to the graduating batch of ISB in 2017 is worth a watch. Congratulating the parents of the graduating students, he reminded us to not forget the foundational strength provided by our family
The complex nature and presence of many strong political parties makes the elections in Punjab interesting, even more than that of Uttar Pradesh
