Edappadi K Palaniswami as Chief Minister has continued to be under the limelight and O Panneerselvam has been pushed to the shadows. While EPS has weathered many challenges and managed to retain power, OPS’ position has been weakened considerably
Over the last two decades India-US ties have strengthened, and today, there are enough convergences in the relationship so that minor irritants are inconsequential
Buffett’s reversing his long-felt antipathy to gold suggests that there are plenty of reasons to be fearful
If it takes 6 months to control the virus, then job losses among young Indians could go up to 6.1 million
The future of free speech and the need to be responsible while exercising the right to express it have entered uncertain territory
Short-cycle order inflows are likely to remain under pressure in the near term
Initiative looks promising, but implementation must take into account the ground reality
The closure of such a crucial industry aggravates the issues that are already present — lack of jobs, which could lead to social unrest, and the stagnation of the economy locally, which will have an effect nationally as well
While singing praises about MS Dhoni, who retired from international cricket on August 15, it behoves us to also remember that once he broke into the mainstream of cricketing success, he also became part of the problem
Tom-tomming Kamala Harris’ Indian lineage does justice neither to India’s own aspirations, nor to Harris who has never been shy of identifying herself first and foremost as Black
Investors may be fixing their attention on the delisting process which may explain their bland reaction to an unfavourable court decision
A typical party convention is sort of stage management of political leaders and their party faithful. This is a symptom of a larger issue within American politics, and politics generally, of inauthenticity
The move is no doubt commendable given the fact that India will be the only major market to have a T+1 settlement. Most developed markets operate on a T+2 basis.
While real estate prices have corrected, there are positive trends on demand and enquiries and a recovery should be visible in a few quarters, says Vivek Anand
As the US footprint retreats from West Asia and new players like China enter the fray, Israel and the Gulf monarchies have the perfect opportunity to carve out a regional security architecture
His ability to treat triumph and disaster just the same, both of which he saw plenty of as India's captain, is integral to the making of the legend
Corporate performance and GST revenue trends suggest GDP decline could be unexpectedly severe
The UK government’s denial of a bailout package to Tata Steel UK may hasten a restructuring of the European business
July collections are only 17 percent below pre-COVID levels
Cumulative rainfall rose by 2 percent over the long period average as Northwest and Central India regions received more rainfall. Sowing trends are broadly unchanged
Increasing FDI is a low-hanging fruit in terms of reforms. It will bring in much-needed capital, increase jobs and boost insurance penetration
Non-petroleum product exports in July were only 3.56 percent lower than a year ago
Selecting stocks with high dividend yields in sectors unaffected by the pandemic may be a better option
Help for Gehlot has come from a most unexpected quarter, former chief minister and state BJP leader Vasundhara Raje
Unique ID is welcome, but increased public expenditure is the need of the hour to cure the ills of the country’s ailing health care system
