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Liquidity compulsions and forex reserves optics will keep the RBI an active foreign exchange market participant
It is 150 years since Jim Corbett was born but his legend lives on. His books which richly detail Himalayan forests remain the staple of many a library. A look at a man whose life and deeds tell a story of deep affection for India and her people, but one that was inextricably linked to idea of the British Raj as Independence saw him leave for another colony
AI is transforming India's legal profession by improving document review, legal research, drafting, and case law analysis. However, ethical concerns like data sourcing, liability, and regulatory frameworks need careful consideration
As the global race for critical minerals and advanced manufacturing intensifies, governments have little choice but to revisit old dogmas about state-market boundaries. Success will depend less on ideology and more on execution
Capital expenditure on data centres and such trappings this year will now be about $85bn, versus its prior estimate of $75bn
The US-India corridor is transforming innovation through deeptech collaborations in semiconductors, space, AI, and quantum computing, driving global breakthroughs. India’s talent and US capital are reshaping industries
The recent surge in AI workload is likely to bring in transformational changes to demand contours
For PSUs, the big leap outwards is being driven by the convergence of three powerful forces with input nationalism the most significant of them
With the RBI adopting a neutral stance, bond investors now have an opportunity to recalibrate their positions
Despite global cheer, Indian markets turned cautious in July, mirroring the RBI's broader narrative — resilience at home, uncertainty abroad, and discomfort over macro risk pricing
Premium products currently contribute 10 percent of United Breweries’ sales
Whether surplus liquidity stokes bond issuances or loan growth, the ultimate goal of funds being used for capex is easier said than done.
NATO’s Secretary General’s threat of secondary sanctions against countries such as India and China if they continue to trade with Russia is out of sync with economic reality. It’s a fraying alliance and faces a bleak future as the theatre of superpower rivalry shifts to the Pacific
Bombay High Court’s judgement shows investigation agencies in poor light. Not only does it leave everyone with an unhealed wound, it also undermines India’s international campaign to highlight Pakistan’s use of terror as a strategic tool. It can no longer be business as usual
The Swiss bank has been attempting to contain the fallout of a preventable mishap
The company’s sales declined by 4 percent in the June quarter, surprising investors. Whether this is a blip or a structural slowdown is the question
A politically feasible way to reduce spending on government wages is by work sharing based on six -month contracts. Rather than shut down or downsize some departments, what needs to be seriously considered is to reduce everybody’s work by half and wage income too
Concerns on Ceat’s near term profitability arise from high near-term debt amid slowing domestic and export sales
Adverse drug reactions cause millions of hospitalisations annually, yet remain underreported in India. When it comes to the side-effects of drugs, self-help may become necessary. Greater awareness, education, and transparent communication are vital for ensuring truly patient-centric healthcare
Formalising the trade deal with Britain during Narendra Modi’s visit will give New Delhi more bargaining power in tariff talks with different nations, including the US
The general insurance sector’s modest 9% growth in Q1FY26 suggests deeper cracks—weak auto sales, regulatory hurdles and cutthroat pricing are putting the brakes on an industry that once promised double-digit expansion.
An 84.9 per cent profit drop signals big risks for microfinance, even as growth looks strong.
Low urban wage growth has been one of the structural drags on deposit growth, especially CASA.
India’s critical minerals for a clean-energy future really are buried in plain sight; in the smartphones, laptops and batteries we discard every day. Unlocking them is not optional, it is strategic
When monetary policy is set to meet government budgetary needs, these institutions become piggy banks
