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It may be the largest selling EV back home but it's yet to make a mark in international markets
Fortnite’s use of AI-generated Darth Vader voice, based on James Earl Jones, raises ethical questions about consent, digital replicas, and the future of labor rights in an AI-driven world
Revenues from value-added products are rising faster than liquid milk sales
A granular study of the monthly indirect tax collections reveals trends that merit the attention of the authorities concerned
While flashy jets and tanks hog the limelight, recent conflicts have revealed the real game-changers in modern warfare: unmanned vehicles. From stealthy drones to robotic ground and underwater systems, the battlefield is evolving fast
Margin Trading Facility data show a spurt in borrowing by retail traders to invest in stocks
A flawed interpretation of a UN General Assembly resolution has allowed multilateral bodies such as WHO to keep Taiwan out from contributing to its work in full measure. Individual countries too have used this resolution to limit engagement with Taiwan. To counter China’s influence, Taiwan has to expand its diplomatic outreach to ensure it’s not shut out
While a 25 percent tariff on these key industrial metals was bad enough, a doubling to 50 percent is a punitive measure to discourage imports and revive lethargic domestic output
One potential fix is using AI to cut extraction costs
Switzerland’s success shows that a nation can revalue its way to prosperity
The age-old adage "Sell in May and go away" has long influenced investor behaviour in Western markets. But does this seasonal wisdom hold true in India?
Former Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s hopes of political revival appear to have been dashed. A judicial tribunal has indicted her while the Supreme Court has lifted the ban on Jamaat-e-Islami which is believed to be close to Pakistan. On his part, Chief Advisor Mohmmed Yunus is trying to survive the political storm
Sanghnomics: Swadeshi Jagaran Manch started a campaign to promote self-reliance and national security, advocating a ‘Made in India’ symbol to curb foreign goods, strengthen the economy, and support domestic industries
India-assisted development projects in Nepal are aimed at addressing pressing needs at the ground level as well as strengthening infrastructure and connectivity
Shashi Tharoor’s participation in a national diplomatic delegation has reignited tensions within the Congress party. With Kerala elections on the horizon, internal rivalries and leadership ambitions are back in the spotlight
Expenses of Indian students abroad is one the largest contributors to foreign exchange outflow. It also reflects the relatively poor state of higher education here. An inhospitable climate in the US should catalyse a serious strategic approach to universities in India, with private sector playing a bigger role. It should be in sync with national goals, which means it will have to be all about STEM
Traction in private label business has infused positive momentum into MedPlus’s stock
Net indirect taxes have had an unforeseen level of impact on GDP, pushing it higher than market expectation. Among other factors giving it a boost were high government investment spending and a contraction in imports. Given the level of uncertainty arising from global factors, RBI is unlikely to let the GDP trend arrest the ongoing monetary loosening cycle.
Strangely enough, barring the single day fall on March 11 by over 20 percent, IndusInd Bank’s stock price has held up quite steady despite a barrage of bad news hitting the counter, denying the underlying negative sentiments around the stock. The logic defying price movement certainly warrants Sebi’s attention
Our research and opinion teams have curated a selection of articles and social media gems from the world of economy, business and finance for your weekend read.
It’s time to ask whether behavioural science can tackle big problems
President’s Rule in the state led to a crackdown against insurgents, a positive development. However, neither has it bridged the ethnic gap in a meaningful way nor has it endeared itself to people in Imphal Valley. It leaves the central government with a conundrum that doesn’t have an answer in sight
While POCSO aims to protect children, courts and reports reveal growing misuse in consensual teen relationships, prompting calls for nuanced reforms that balance child rights with justice and intent
RSSFACTS: Mohan Bhagwat outlines RSS’s centenary goals: uniting Hindu society, maintaining an apolitical stance, and promoting global transformation rooted in cultural harmony, long-term vision, and inclusive social practices
Lifted by the Mahakumbh in Q4 and an extended wedding season, the airline saw 13% growth in available seat kilometres (ASK) and 21% growth in passengers
