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Tata Motors not in favour of pulling down the weight of Tata Punch which secured a 5 star safety rating under the BNCAP test. Company states that with the safety features, it is impossible to cut weight in the current state
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The rise of home-grown CEOs signals a strategic pivot as companies find that deep local insight now trumps global experience in navigating India’s complex and fast-changing market
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This marks the fourth consecutive year of double-digit growth for BMW in India
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Demand for private jet hangars at NMIA has been strong. Airport officials said applications for parking slot licences are nearly three times the available capacity
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Once synonymous with dominance in the PV segment, Maruti Suzuki has gradually ceded ground as consumer preferences and competitive dynamics evolved.
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Among all stakeholders, none may feel Air India’s turbulence more acutely than Singapore Airlines
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The trend challenges the widely held belief that the GST reduction—from 28% to 18% —would only accelerate premiumisation in the Indian auto market
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Automakers say the planned hikes will partially offset the demand momentum created by the substantial GST reduction announced in September
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After nearly a decade, India’s bankruptcy law faces a moment of reckoning on haircuts, delays and credibility
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AI investment Is scaling up in India, as companies integrate it in their operations. Its expanding role creates opportunities but also risks
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In 2025, Indian companies saw their reputations tested not by market shocks, but by a collapse in employer-employee trust
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India’s social sector needs more flexible, trust-based funding to build resilient NGOs. Long-term partnerships empower grassroots leadership, driving sustainable, systemic change and impact
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The CCI’s market study on AI highlights its transformative role in India’s economy. It recommends flexible, sector-specific regulation and voluntary self-audits to ensure fair competition while encouraging technological growth
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The Future City is expected to anchor sectors such as semiconductors and electronics manufacturing, electric vehicles and advanced mobility, green energy, artificial intelligence, data centres, and life sciences.
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Dhurandhar is turning out to be a bigger franchise than Shah Rukh Khan's Jawan and Pathaan, said exhibitors.
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Market observers say that Future City is expected to unlock large-scale demand across industrial, commercial, residential and logistics real estate, while easing pressure on the city’s saturated IT hubs.
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India is one of one of the top five global economies and for Hilton, one of the fastest growing markets, said its SVP and Regional Head, South Asia, Hilton, Zubin Saxena.
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The intense bidding war for marquee film songs was the reason behind Saregama starting its video business.
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Dhurandhar in theatres is having a blockbuster run while its soundtrack is living a life of its own. At the centre of this buzz are songs including its title track, Ishq Jalakar - Karvaan, FA9LA.
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AI has the potential to boost productivity in India’s small businesses, helping lift millions out of low-wage cycles and contributing to higher, more inclusive economic growth across the country
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Bhansali Productions' immediate slate includes Love and War, directed by Sanjay Leela
Bhansali, starring Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt and Vicky Kaushal.
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The competition regulator has mostly focused on network effects in the digital sector. These effects however are more potent in a sector such as aviation, which flew below the regulator’s radar
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Leadership today requires inner clarity to navigate external challenges effectively. Drawing on the Bhagavad Gita, conscious leadership focuses on self-inquiry, long-term purpose, and decision-making that transcends short-term pressures and external circumstances
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This article explores the tension between shareholder decisions and the institutional mechanisms that delay or override them, examining cases like Tesla and Vedanta to highlight procedural hurdles in corporate governance
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The quicker the process, the more the value that can be extracted. With firmer timelines, stronger adjudicatory infrastructure, and more consistent decision-making by both tribunals and creditors, insolvency process can move from slow attrition to swift resolution
