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A high 25 percent US reciprocal tariff and a ‘penalty tariff’ threaten to put a spoke in India’s US exports. Here are some scenarios that could play out, that investors can keep a watch out for
The Indian Vice-President occupies a high office structurally, but his influence is largely circumscribed by the limited and situational nature of his executive authority. A close examination of the powers and functions of the Vice-President reveals that they are almost entirely rooted in his role as the ex-officio Chairman of the Rajya Sabha
US imposes 25 per cent tariffs and penalties on India, rattling economic ties and the rupee’s fragile stability
AI is not just another innovation cycle, it’s the fastest, deepest transformation in business history. As valuations skyrocket and capital floods in, the difference between winning and burning out lies in one thing: informed precision. The AI boom won’t wait and only those with real insight will ride it to the top
The most important outcome of the 87-hour military confrontation in May between India and Pakistan is that the latter will now have to think twice about the cost of pursuing terror as a strategic tool. An analyst connects the dots in the conflict and locates it in a larger strategic context
In a key ruling of the Bombay High Court, the right of multiplexes to charge a convenience fee for the service of online ticket booking has been upheld, marking an important precedent for all digital platforms providing services
India’s financial landscape has transformed through digital innovation, enabling faster, inclusive credit access. New data-driven models are reshaping lending for underserved segments, especially in rural and semi-urban regions
The world is waking up to India's potential not just as a consumer of global products, but as a producer—of IP, precision, and scale. The building blocks are already in place—and advanced manufacturing is the lever that will get us there. If we get this right, we won’t just participate in global manufacturing—we’ll shape it
Drugmaker struggled to adapt to very high demand and a market where celebrities are more influential than doctors
Meta has splashed out on star hires and infrastructure as it tries to make up ground in the artificial intelligence race
Domestic factors such as a healthy monsoon, easing inflation and healthy services growth give it the ability to tide over trade-related uncertainty, leading to an upward revision to GDP growth and overweight stance on equities
China has responded to Trump’s AI action plan with the proposal of a global cooperation organisation
Realty developers are confident of a steady demand in the premium and luxury homes market while they adopt a cautious approach towards mega office properties
As India’s digital payments soar to new heights, the journey to a cashless economy faces critical tests in security, inclusion, and regulation.
The July Uprising removed an entrenched regime, the aftermath has revealed deeper, structural problems. The interim government, instead of unifying the country and ensuring peace, has largely contributed to the national discontent. With no end to protests and no election date in sight, Bangladesh stands at a dangerous political crossroads
The advent of GenAI has made white collar workers more vulnerable than blue collar workers, an inversion of the traditional cycle. In any industrial revolution, it’s destruction effect and the consequent worker displacement which is apparent in the early stage
Rural India needs to boost incomes and for that it needs to give employment beyond farms
The underlying reasons to invest in gold remain unchanged
The recent EU-US trade deal represents a strategic stability play that masks deeper vulnerabilities in global value chains, with China controlling over 40% of intermediate goods in key sectors while American consumers face additional costs
India’s drone industry is rapidly growing, fueled by policy shifts, manufacturing strength, and AI expertise. It’s poised to become the global drone hub, revolutionizing agriculture, industry, and global supply chains
Analysts dismiss plan but executives welcome sign of more support for fossil fuel exports
Washington has locked in tariffs on almost 45% of American imports
We still call ourselves middle class even when we’re not, passing on thrift as virtue, annoying our children with nostalgia, and forgetting that mindful abundance can honour our past better than self-denial ever could
IIP data for June 2025 reveals that 10 out of 23 manufacturing segments are producing less today than before the pandemic, exposing a structural crisis that's forcing millions into low-productivity jobs rather than the industrial employment India needs
Attrition also increased at Infosys in the last one year
