India’s sporting future hinges on private investment, with CSR playing a crucial role. Programs like IIS are vital in nurturing talent, providing world-class resources, and supporting athletes to reach global success
For Tesla to become a meaningful participant in India’s transition and for it to be an enabler for India’s EV ecosystem, it has to set up a manufacturing facility.
While India's unemployment rate appears stable at 5.6 percent in June 2025, a deeper dive into labour force participation reveals troubling undercurrents in the job market
India's trade data reveals a dual slowdown in both exports and imports during June 2025, suggesting economic headwinds may have started to bite
With food inflation turning negative, India’s CPI hits a six-year low, but can this trend hold?
India’s AI strategy blends regulation, infrastructure, and innovation to build a sovereign AI ecosystem. With a focus on transparency, talent, and responsible use, it aims to leverage AI for public good and inclusive growth
Deepfakes use AI to create convincing but fake media, posing risks to politics, privacy, and trust. Awareness, detection tools, and critical thinking are key to identifying and combating misinformation
An overhaul of teacher training is needed and recruitment process must be fortified
Chennai 1999 was by far a better cricket match both in terms of quality of the game and drama. It remains unsurpassed among excruciatingly close games which ended in heartbreak for Indian fans
The Chinese group is poised to outsell its US rival this year after it dramatically narrowed the technology gap between the two
India’s EVs across vehicle segments account for a little over seven percent of all vehicles. Here’s what must be addressed to increase EV penetration and adoption
It’s elevated the discourse around development, reminding us that true progress is measured not by the tallest buildings or biggest factories, but by the strength, health, and dignity of its people. In doing so, it has become more than a think tank
Markets have seen a sharp fall in derivatives market turnover. What explains it, how should retail traders tweak their strategy?
A well-defined, time-limited settlement framework is not a departure from regulatory vigilance, it is the scaffolding on which trust, investment, and innovation can be built. This is not merely a legal reform. It is a structural necessity
With CPI inflation continuing to fall, the RBI’s Monetary Policy Committee faces a tough call: hold rates or continue pushing for growth?
Cost competitiveness and diversification of global supply chains are helping India emerge as a major country in contract research and manufacturing services business
Gen Z has transformed dining into a social, expressive, and value-driven experience. Now, food eating habit has blended into global flavours and ethical choices to create moments that prioritise mood, meaning, and shared connection
It is time for Tata to seriously evaluate whether the group structure has lost relevance and has, over the years, become an impediment and driver of mediocrity. And whether shifting to a structure where the group lets go of control and acts like a financial investor, with the individual companies being board-run without the Tata brand name, is a much better option
After warm relations during his first term, Tokyo has not adapted to Donald Trump’s transactional approach in trade and defence
With Tesla set to debut on Indian roads, the country's fast-growing EV market is gearing up for a phase of fierce competition, innovation—and disruption.
Trump’s renewed tariff threats challenge the market’s long-held assumptions of policy restraint, raising the stakes for global trade stability
Electricity derivatives will begin trading on July 14, marking a pivotal moment in imparting stability in one of India’s most critical markets. An expert from NSE gives the lowdown on the issue
U.S. President Trump has gone beyond using tariffs to raise additional revenue. He has set out to use tariffs as a political tool to intervene in Brazil’s politics and force BRICS to give up its de-dollarisation agenda. There are concerns that such a tool can be used on other countries.
Ultimately, the most effective systems will not be those that act alone, but those that learn to work with us, adapting when needed and stepping aside when human input matters most
Growth may drag in Q1 but life insurers may report robust profitability