A steep, revenue neutral Vehicle Area ‘Tax’ will greatly reduce travel time in cities by reducing vehicular congestion. By reducing the demand for road area, it will reduce local heating in our vicinity by preserving trees, plants and soil that would otherwise get paved over to build roads
An English magus of anti-democratic neoreaction has become a touchstone for the alt-right
SEBI takes a bold step on disclosures for foreign funds, marking a significant shift in its regulatory approach
A seismic shift could be brewing in the aviation industry, as a new contender takes bold steps forward. With changing dynamics and evolving challenges for established players, the stage is set for a potential shake-up. Here's a closer look at what's taking flight
With its latest achievement, L&T is not just breaking records but also paving the way for a larger role on the international stage. Here's why this development is a game-changer
The rapid rise in India’s digital consumption is propelling an unprecedented demand for data centres. But how sustainable is this growth?
The world is gripped by a growing sense of unpredictability. Markets are wavering, businesses are treading cautiously, and consumers are feeling the strain. How deep is the unease, and how does it compare to previous episodes of massive uncertainty?
India's economic outlook gets a reality check in the finance ministry’s latest review. Amid resilience and risks, the report hints at what could drive—or derail—growth ahead
Neogen is making bold strides into the growing battery chemicals space, eyeing exponential growth in a rapidly expanding market. However, challenges on the path to scale-up and key industry dynamics are shaping its journey.
State administration and judiciary helped Dalits overcome barriers to worship in temples in Gidhagram and Debogram, leading to praise. The story didn’t end there. Subsequent economic boycotts and harassment of Dalits there show West Bengal’s long invisibilisation of caste stems from deep-rooted prejudice. Socially, it’s no different from other states
An analysis of state finances offers a mixed picture on financial health. Here are the top findings.
Telangana’s Assembly this month passed a bill with the support of the state’s major political parties to push overall reservation beyond the 50 percent barrier. That’s a tall order as attempts by states such as Bihar and Maharashtra in the recent past have been struck down by the Supreme Court. Decades of jurisprudence on reservation have accommodated multiple points of view but getting past the 50 percent barrier is anything but easy
Indian markets have rallied by 8 percent from their lows this March. What sparked this sudden surge, and have investors missed the boat?
India’s energy transition is crucial, focusing on low-cost green energy, nuclear power, and renewables. The potential introduction of a mandatory Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) could impact manufacturing competitiveness
After months of decline, Indian markets have turned a corner in March. But what’s driving this unexpected rebound, and could it be a sign of things to come?
Can seasons greetings with mangoes win a diplomatic deal for agriculture trade with US?
How do technocrats expect the needed macroeconomic adjustments to occur?
Pre-sales values achieved until the December quarter show that the ask rates are reasonable
Non-banks are beginning to take big bites out of unsecured lending again
If executed efficiently, these guidelines can significantly boost financial access, particularly for housing, green energy, and underserved communities—ensuring that PSL fulfils its true purpose.
A sharp drop in China’s share of global arms imports may give the impression that its MIC has crossed a critical hurdle. It’s however premature to reach this conclusion as supply disruptions in both Russia and Ukraine, among largest arms suppliers to China, may have distorted the data. It’s China’s dwindling share in global arms exports that provide a truer picture of China’s MIC
In 2016, it was Prime Minister Modi’s strong view that MPs should not decide their pay package and decisions on such matters should either be taken by a body like the pay commission or that it be linked to hikes given to certain posts and ranks from time to time.
Its cultural identity mutilated, Nagpur sits uneasy right in the heart of a communally surcharged India. What's most unfortunate is that Muslim patience finally gave way in a city to which communal harmony came naturally despite being the cradle of Hindutva movement
The landscape of stressed asset resolution is evolving, with significant changes on the horizon for Asset Reconstruction Companies (ARCs). A projected shift in redemption rates could redefine recovery strategies and impact key stakeholders in the financial ecosystem
Labour-intensive manufacturing is vanishing and millions of jobs could be lost, with repercussions for stability and growth
