India proposes significant tax incentives for data centres as the country positions itself to capitalize on the AI boom and compete in the global digital infrastructure race.
The Digital Competition Bill aims to level the playing field for startups but risks stifling innovation. It requires tailored, phased modifications to foster growth and competition
Banking shares don’t seem to be fully reflecting the challenges of lenders this year.
India's unemployment rate declined to 5.1 percent in August 2025, but beneath this headline figure lies a tale of two economies—one rural and recovering, the other urban and uncertain
As the FOMC meets on September 16-17, 2025, the BIS’s stark warnings about fiscal risks and market exuberance cast a shadow over expectations for dovish rate cuts
The food inflation trajectory has quietly reshaped India’s CPI landscape so far this year.
Hyderabad's reluctant accession to India in 1948 followed intense negotiations and military action. The Nizam resisted integration until Operation Polo decisively ended their defiance, leading to Hyderabad’s inclusion in India
Donald Trump’s call to reduce frequency of corporate reporting echoes a flawed belief that less disclosure fosters long-term vision. Invoking China to peg his argument is unpersuasive as over 250 Chinese companies are listed in the three major US stock exchanges. In reality, transparency and rigorous governance remain the true foundations of investor trust
Critical minerals are a key currency for geopolitical power. It is within this context that a mineral partnership with Saudi Arabia acquires renewed salience. In the evolving Indo-West Asian corridor, such a collaboration could recalibrate supply chains and position India as a more resilient actor in the emerging mineral economy
Inflation is the biggest risk
FM Nirmala Sitharaman recently said that AI regulations need to keep pace with rapid technological advancements. A lawyer argues that the best way to achieve this goal is to adopt a principles-based approach, with enforcement triggered only when harm is visible
GST 2.0 introduces a simplified tax structure, reduces rates on essentials, and supports MSMEs, boosting economic growth while improving affordability for consumers and businesses alike
Countries are using residency and Golden Visa programmes to attract India's wealthy and skilled professionals, reshaping India's global economic, diplomatic, and cultural influence while posing domestic challenges
As an equity asset class, REITs can fuel capital flows into commercial property, though retail investors must be aware of the cons too
An emergency Arab-Islamic summit has condemned Israel's actions against Hamas leadership while Gulf states activate joint defence mechanisms, putting US diplomatic influence and Middle East stability at a critical crossroads
Nudged by the US, the G7 finance ministers’ focus on mounting pressure on Moscow narrows the group’s agenda, risking its ability to shape the broader global order
The book ‘[In]Complete Justice: The Supreme Court at 75, Critical Reflections’ critically examines the Supreme Court's evolution, highlighting its successes, failures, judicial activism, and key reforms. It explores the Court’s role in shaping India’s democracy, law, and social justice
It is too much to expect that a small cut in interest rates could spur sluggish global GDP growth when other necessary factors are not in place
Sales of weight loss drug Mounjaro doubled in August
The question is no longer whether Indians will shop online, but how deeply digital commerce will reshape the nation’s economy, jobs, and competitiveness. The evidence is clear: e-commerce has moved from convenience to core, from optional to inevitable – the very backbone of India’s growth story this decade
M&A and succession planning are not technical footnotes; they are central to India’s corporate growth story. Unless the tax regime adapts to commercial reality, the promise of the new Act will remain only on paper.
The country’s economy is not in a good shape and a critical cabinet selection has met with opposition. However, Karki’s first moves showed that she has a grip on the situation. That said, there remain unknown risks confronting Nepal which will make the job of interim PM hard
India's digital revolution has transformed governance, finance, healthcare and commerce by empowering citizens, entrepreneurs and farmers through scalable citizen-first digital infrastructure and services
India’s defence sector is gaining altitude, driven by GST cuts, fresh procurement orders, and an ambitious roadmap to modernise military capabilities.