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The race to secure supplies of rare earths has just begun, which can yield opportunities for investors as long as they don’t lose sight of the uncertainties
RBI’s rate playbook over the past decade shows strategic alignment with the Fed’s moves
Unlike his predecessor Shaktikanta Das, Malhotra has leaned decisively toward growth.
Renewable energy holds the key to meeting the country’s climate commitment. Capacity expansion of RE was aided significantly by waiver of interstate transmission charges, a policy measure that will end this month. There’s a powerful case to extend it to give the sector the stability it needs
A surge in drone usage in recent conflicts has led to a belief in technological determinism. Seductive as drones and other weaponry are, evidence from the ground in recent conflicts show that getting the basics right makes the difference. Weapons need to be undergirded by strategy
In Moneycontrol's Pro Panorama June 19 edition: India's gain from Modi’s latest G7 outing explained, is the oil industry in a crisis, will cement prices rebound after FY25 lows, microfinance troubles could be a temporary blip, and more
The Japanese steel major has agreed to onerous conditions imposed by the Trump administration that give the US government unusual oversight and powers over a private enterprise
Globally, organisations are facing an unspoken crisis where ‘distraction’ has become institutionalised and ‘attention’ is no longer protected as a strategic resource. These enterprises risk becoming like a treadmill where enormous effort is made to move forward without any real movement
If a stock is in free fall and forms a larger part of your portfolio, holding on to it in hope of recovery is not the best idea
It has been tipped as the next big breakthrough out of Silicon Valley, but is it a scientific goal — or a marketing buzzword?
The big support for cement demand comes from government capex, which is likely to be robust this fiscal (FY2026)
Despite ongoing conflicts involving major oil producers, global oil prices have remained surprisingly subdued. Structural shifts in supply, demand, and clean energy adoption are redefining the future of the oil sector.
For decades, it was taken as gospel that Indian startups should build for India, while Western tech dominated globally. Naveen Tewari is proving that under the right conditions, this script can be flipped. There is no rule that says global impact must come from Silicon Valley or Shenzhen. Sometimes, it can come from Bengaluru. Ambition should not be constrained by geography
Restoration of ties with Canada is the high point as India’s Prime Minister reaches out to top world leaders to strengthen bilateral ties
The share of small cap and mid cap stocks in total market capitalisation of Indian stocks increased sharply in the last five years
Problems arising from overaggressive lending can be set right through smart regulation. The sector is meant to serve as a pathway to inclusion for economically challenged sections of the population. However, for its target customer base, repayment issues can arise from low incomes as they don’t provide a cushion for shocks. It begs the question if microfinance needs a model revamp and not just a regulatory tweak
Long before yoga became a flagship wellness initiative under the Modi government andhra Pradesh had laid the groundwork with the Andhra Pradesh Yogadhyayana Parishad Act, 1987.
GIFT City’s International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) is emerging as a new gateway for Indian investors eyeing global markets and NRIs seeking exposure to Indian growth stories
Markets alone will not ensure secure a reliable supply of key materials needed for high-tech industries, says IEA chief Fatih Birol
The state government’s decision to issue arms license under a special scheme to indigenous people in some districts bordering Bangladesh is a bad idea. If the Sarma government feels some groups are under threat, it’s the duty of the State to protect them. In a tense atmosphere, marked by distrust between communities, putting weapons in the hands of a small number of people can trigger adverse consequences for Assam’s social fabric
India’s fertility rate, the number of children a woman is able to bear in her reproductive years, has gone down to 1.9, taking it below 2.1
India may benefit from US tariffs on ASEAN solar exports, but challenges remain due to US subsidy cuts, domestic push, and India’s reliance on Chinese polysilicon
Oil prices surging amid Israel-Iran tensions typically spell trouble for Indian bond markets, but structural economic reforms have dramatically reduced this vulnerability
As Generative AI transforms how we search and consume information, the traditional search engine isn’t dying — It’s evolving. But in this shift, the SEO industry must rewrite its own rulebook or risk becoming obsolete
