Sheikh Hasina’s death sentence was foreseen. Jamaat-e-Islami now controls the levers of state power, which is expected to consolidate further after next year’s ‘managed’ election. It leaves Awami League as the only meaningful opposition, which may even nudge its traditional political rivals to quietly back it
India’s Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, 2023 mandates strict compliance for businesses handling personal data, focusing on governance, transparency, and security. Companies must adapt quickly to avoid penalties and ensure data stewardship
September quarter results show order flows growth for capital goods firms slowed, barring that of the power sector
NITI Aayog’s recommendations mirror the economic realities of the state and what is easily doable. The federal think tank’s suggestions focus on skill development, digital inclusion, and expanding job opportunities
Copper is currently China’s game in geopolitics, but it need not be so for long
New research from the US Fed pinpoints the specific US and political events that trigger global risk aversion, offering Indian investors a powerful tool to anticipate volatility rather than just react to it
Retail-led expansion and regulatory overhauls are pushing India’s credit cycle in FY26
China’s policies to combat involution, or overcapacity, is likely to push many firms in new energy sector to the brink. Their desperation offers Indian firms a chance to partner on more beneficial terms
Voters may desire stronger state intervention, but they judge credibility through the prism of institutional muscle. Moral intention matters, but capacity determines whether the promise feels real
Researchers from Charkha prepared a detailed report analysing the Constitution (130th Amendment) Bill, assessing its legal validity, alignment with constitutional principles, and offering recommendations to prevent misuse
Bitcoin drops 28% in six weeks as worries over AI stocks spill into digital assets and high-octane bets backfire
Two years after Parliament passed the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, the government has finally notified its rules—but the notification reveals a framework too weak, too delayed, and too flawed to meaningfully protect citizens' privacy
The future of cross-border payments lies in interoperability, connecting fast payment systems like UPI, SEPA, and Pix to create seamless, low-cost, real-time transfers, making global money movement effortless and affordable
Student suicides in India are rising, with male students most affected. Mental health support in schools is scarce, and government initiatives like Manodarpan show promise but remain insufficient to meet growing demand
The bank has the right mix of granularity in both deposits and loans
India's merchandise exports contracted 11.82 percent in October 2025, pushing the trade deficit to a staggering $41.68 billion, but beneath the alarming headline numbers lie temporary distortions from festive gold imports and statistical base effects that mask a more nuanced reality
The festive shopping boom brought cheer to retailers but not to job seekers as urban unemployment rose even as sales surged
An increase in interest rates in this country can singe equity markets globally, including India’s as well
Supplies are exceeding demand even during non-peak solar power generation hours
By targeting 20 export-intensive sectors, the RBI’s latest move shields industries under tariff assault but lenders now face an even more nuanced risk map
The blockbuster listings of Groww and Pine Labs reflect that India's fintech ecosystem is maturing and the trend of flip-and-list is here. Policy intervention to enable faster reverse flips can accelerate this momentum even further, making India a global startup powerhouse
Terrorism does not weaken our resolve when terrorists kill. It weakens us when we begin to doubt one another. The police can guard the streets. But only society can guard the soul
India's food security is increasingly reliant on resilient, sustainable farming practices. Small farmers, especially women, play a critical role in adapting to climate challenges, ensuring food availability, and promoting long-term ecological balance
On the positive side, linking to tariffs to costs is a step forward. However, the underlying approach to legislation is hamstrung by a reluctance to allow genuine market-driven competition in the power sector
The use of small denominations has fed into debates over the public’s changing attitudes to payment