India has declared its ambition to become a developed nation by 2047. What it needs now is a credible, measurable roadmap to turn that ambition into reality
The decision to reintroduce on-tap licensing for urban cooperative banks signals the regulator's growing confidence that governance reforms have created sufficient safeguards
From the turn of events, it would appear that the scheme was not adequately thought through
To assuage the anxieties of the youth and children, the country must broaden the avenues for gainful employment available to them and reduce the unemployment rate among graduates
The path to Indian economic success begins with a full reckoning of the costs of exchange-rate management
The genesis of the persistent rise in imports of edible oils, regardless of steady increase in indigenous production, lies in the demand growing faster than the supplies
Making switches between regular and direct tax-neutral will not cause any revenue loss. The capital gain is not being forgiven or exempted
As the first cohort surrounded by AI and media from birth, Gen Alpha's tech fluency is intuitive and its consumption behaviour is different
Soldiers, however senior, can't determine their destinies, and especially so in democracies
Today's columns examine the case for keeping UPI free, Punjab's shifting political landscape, General A S Vaidya's forgotten legacy and the rise of founders as brand ambassadors.
Interestingly, founder-led brands follow a very different marketing formula
Conditions of extreme fluidity hang over Punjab as the weather cools but election fever hots up
It is worth seeing the argument from a perspective that does not limit itself to asking how UPI infrastructure costs ought to be funded
Startups pivot, companies rightsize, politicians introspect, and relationships evolve. We still fail; we've simply learnt to hide the wreckage behind respectable euphemisms
An analysis of India's Budget speeches since Independence reveals a growing confidence in tone
Today's pieces examine mining reforms and fiscal federalism, India's need for a caregiving policy, stronger bank boards, urban governance and lessons in crisis leadership
We are now in 2026. Indian consumers have taken to air travel in a big way and there will be continued demand as long as air fares don't balloon
A city is not an inventory of assets but a metabolism, drawing in water, energy, land and people and returning them in usable form or failing to do so
The Union Budget for 2026-27 announced measures to strengthen the care ecosystem, including the expansion of geriatric and allied services, and programmes to train 150,000 multiskilled caregivers
The RBI has been issuing directions to bank boards on matters to be taken up at board meetings