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Government’s effort to amend the Constitution to mandate resignation of ministers, CMs or even the PM if they are arrested for 30 straight days, has evoked fierce opposition from its political rivals. While the BJP claims the legislation’s goal is to clean up public life, the opposition sees it as a mortal threat, given their distrust of enforcement agencies. The Bills have a long way to go but the moot point is will it change the political narrative in the forthcoming election season
History teaches that tech revolutions follow a predictable cycle of installation followed by creative destruction
Rising long-end yields driven by elevated SDL issuance, subdued demand from long-term investors, and RBI's neutral stance, may moderate if growth slows or tenor adjustments are made
Opposition grouping INDIA’s VP candidate described himself as a “liberal Constitutional democrat”. A scrutiny of his most widely discussed verdicts as a Supreme Court judge shows that this description is accurate. His deepest commitment lay in upholding human rights
US universities are staring at a tuition fee loss of $7 billion this year
RSSFACTS: Ramesh Prakash, a dedicated RSS organiser, quietly shaped the Sangh’s growth in North India, mentored BJP leaders, and played a key role during the Emergency and in educational initiatives
Compliance costs that are marginal for large firms can be existential for small ones
A lower entry barrier has opened the doors for a wider base of participants to experiment with sophisticated strategies in crypto
India was the most underweight market among emerging markets in July
A fiscal stimulus, a ratings upgrade on one side, facing off against global uncertainty, tepid earnings growth, expensive valuations and selling FIIs. Which side holds the upper hand is the question
Changing weather patterns are increasingly posing risks to renewable power generation
Demonstrating strategic autonomy without influence results in strategic isolation. India’s economic stake in a transforming Middle East is huge. As the West loses its attraction there, India, which doesn’t carry historical baggage, needs to capitalize on emerging opportunities
Businesses have to cope with existing stock and related issues when a new GST rate structure is enforced. It can lead to confusion and possible losses. However, anticipating potential downsides will help them sidestep liabilities
Monetary policymakers are on divergent paths, but face common threats
Intuition, judgment and a gift for reading people are some of the hardest skills to mimic
A tentative step forward has been taken by both sides but it’s unrealistic to expect quick progress. For now, China holds more cards than India and Delhi will have to move with caution and perspicacity
The Indian government's Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Bill, 2025 represents a regulatory overcorrection that threatens to destroy most of the country's gaming market as well as thousands of jobs.
Fueled by its national AI mission, India's structural advantages offer a new playbook for ethical and inclusive innovation
Surplus capacity is not good news as large manufacturers compete for market share that could weigh on prices
With equity markets at heady valuations, risk appetite remaining higher and volatility being compressed, a hawkish Fed is likely to cause a major pullback in risk-taking
In this imaginary farewell address at Jackson Hole, Jerome Powell drops the euphemisms and delivers the blunt, uncomfortable truths the Fed—and the US—have long avoided
There is a rising investor interest in VC funds due to attractive returns delivered, due to a good exit environment
Whether the outlook for growth was benign or worrisome, tariffs ensured that all members were wary of taking action
Probability engines cannot be ‘responsible’ or ‘ethical’ because only the humans who design and oversee them can be. Treating AI as sentient is a category error, and Indian financial regulation must confront its statistical reality rather than its mythical persona
The dangers of online money games and its implications on a society are etched in India’s history, but to push through a policy that could wipe out an entire industry overnight has deeper ramifications for Indian innovation and entrepreneurship
