US dominance in the region has surely been challenged, and China is demonstrating that it's now time for multi-polarity in the region
The bogus voting scandal raises serious questions about the electoral process in Kerala where victory margins are wafer-thin
In its decision to reverse the cuts and maintain status quo on small saving deposit rates, the government has knowingly established a saver-borrower trade-off when, in the broader analysis, the lines between them are, at best, blurred
Despite rapid growth in recent years, electric vehicles remain a niche product
The most eye-catching proposal is to scale down the sizable reduction in the corporate tax rate implemented under Trump
Harsh penalties by SEBI are needed to dis-incentivise any reason that corroborates low accountability towards the investor
In recent memory, there has been no chief minister in Kerala who has generated such strong feelings among the electorate
Deals worth $1.3tn in first quarter surpass levels of dotcom boom at turn of millennium
Strap: As the economy recovers, the current account deficit should widen. However, with central banks in the developed economies committed to keeping the liquidity spigots open, fund flows to emerging markets should continue, so the financing of the deficit should not be an issue
While borrowers and businesses may be entitled to relief from the pandemic, it should not be at the cost of the banking system
Adani Transmission has significantly narrowed the gap in market cap with Power Grid Corporation of India, despite the companies differing significantly on revenues and asset base
UBS says a property price revival is at least two years away
The actual test of earnings growth will come from the third quarter onwards
State GDP growth matches national trend line, but high unemployment rates stand out as big worry
New Delhi must step up commercial engagements with its eastern neighbour to balance Beijing’s influence on Dhaka
It is not clear why Indian tonnage should be state owned and it is not enough for it to be privately owned for ‘national security’ purposes
Why on earth are we ranked below Libya, Iraq, Niger, Venezuela, Burkina Faso or Chad?
For Biden to succeed, he has to not only channel his inner Franklin D Roosevelt, but also a little Ronald Reagan and some rip-roaring capitalism
The Suez Canal crisis was short, but was years in the making
The Congress high command needs to act fast in this case to placate Sachin Pilot. Else, it risks repeat of last year’s crisis, even potentially destabilising the Congress government in Rajasthan
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: A view on Nazara, the rising risks to consumer durable makers, the four deadly sins of our vaccination drive and trading secrets from a risk-averse options trader
Prospective bidders are looking beyond Neelachal Ispat’s negative net worth debt and even the fact that its plant is shut since March 2020
Three years after bursting on to the global stage, what’s next for the most famous climate activist of her generation?
Unlike the US-China trade war, the current dispute over Xinjiang cotton and human rights hits the political nerve of the Chinese State
These bodies can handhold their members through the maze of marketplace so that the farmers remain profitable
