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A large part of Waaree’s Rs 47,000 crore order book is from the US
Pakistan’s army chief Gen. Asim Munir pressured Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif to make him the Field Marshal. But the new position has attracted widespread criticism and exposed his failure in dealing with four different armed insurgent groups and people’s anger against the army’s interference in civilian life
The RBI’s decision to widen the CRB range to 4.5–7.5% and set it at the upper bound is a nod to global risks
An alleged transcript of a purported interaction between Shashi Tharoor, Donald Trump and Elon Musk, gathered from very unreliable sources
A selection of articles and social media gems from the world of economy, business and finance, curated by our research and opinion teams
The end of the feared Basava Raju in Chhattisgarh on the heels of multiple losses for Maoists has all but crushed its armed dimension in India. Does that spell the end of a movement that was not too long ago called India’s gravest internal security threat? Perhaps not, counsel veterans of anti-Maoist operations. The ideology and some of its diehard adherents are still around. Vigilance is essential
Many things are now digitised and automated, and information is available on a real time basis. Yet, the happenings at IndusInd Bank highlight the need for more scrutiny on the process followed by RBI’s supervision. That it’s happening within five years of the Yes Bank debacle compounds the issue
OpenAI CEO has forecast an end to the era of smartphone dominance
The potential inversion of India-US yields could be more than a statistical anomaly - it may signal the beginning of a long-term shift in global economic leadership.
Markets have drifted into uncertain territory, making it tough for investors to decide on the next move. At such times, fundamentals may provide direction
Teaching AI literacy from an early age empowers young people to think critically, question technology, and lead ethically
RSSFACTS: The RSS has consistently advocated a firm, foresighted policy on Pakistan, urging national unity, strong leadership, and decisive action. It has supported both past and present governments in defending India’s interests and sovereignty
The UN wants national climate plans to be updated to address economic uncertainties and help growth
We’ve bet billions on metros—but they’re not delivering. India’s urban transport mess needs practical, inclusive fixes, not expensive showpieces
SEBI is likely to investigate Jane Street trades, despite an earlier clean chit from the NSE, amid rising concerns of market manipulation. At stake is the integrity of India’s financial markets—and whether a billion-dollar trading cartel is pulling the strings.
Bond market operations may invariably necessitate foreign exchange market intervention
There is a huge population out there waiting for LLM-powered applications to bring about a change in their life by bringing the right content to them in the right way at the right time. If this goal is to be realized, using Indic languages is a prerequisite
Government procurement makes up about 15% of GDP, or $600 billion. Restricting it mostly to local firms leads to inefficiencies and higher costs, which are borne by tax payers. India will be better off if foreign firms are allowed to bid for government purchase contracts, thereby catalyzing efficiency gains in domestic companies and reducing the bill value
Weather conditions and crop infestation hurt output in 2024-25 but mills coped with the situation and are gearing up for a better season
Inflated stock prices may have been mistaken for growth-driven superiority
Moody’s recent downgrade of US debt rattled bond markets, triggering sharp moves in yields. But dig deeper, and you’ll find a more complex reality behind the headlines
AI is transforming India’s financial services sector. Banks must integrate AI strategically, balance innovation with regulation, and adopt responsible AI to enhance productivity, customer experience, and long-term growth
Despite steady economic growth and rising incomes, consumer sentiment in India and the US remains surprisingly gloomy. A new study explores why people may feel worse off even when they’re actually spending more than before
Promoter Whirlpool Corp plans to lower its stake in Whirlpool India to 20 percent this year
