Even during periods of geopolitical strain, trade through the land frontier has remained resilient
Safety must match digital scale in banking to maintain trust
As seen in the 11th round of the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development's Rural Economic Conditions and Sentiments Survey, around 22 per cent of the surveyed rural households still depend
New evidence from economists at Morgan Stanley sheds light on how US firms that are exposed to tariffs are changing their behaviour
From fresh US tariff threats and fiscal policy constraints to the future of television broadcasting and the legacy of Shastri Bhawan, here are today's top Opinion insights
If India had created more fiscal space in the three good years following the end of the Covid crisis in 2022-23, it would have more options to deal with the current one
The seven-storeyed building, often described as a run-down office and not quite smelling like power corridors are expected to, was rather unique
As of December 2025, the number of homes with cable & satellite TV was down to 100 million, according to estimates
After the courts struck down the Donald Trump administration's reciprocal tariffs imposed under emergency powers, Washington turned to alternative legal routes
Today's Opinion highlights the RBI's policy choices, soaring IPL franchise valuations, fiscal challenges, climate targets and a timely examination of contemporary China
The provisional expenditure and revenue numbers for 2025-26 underline the need for reviewing tax rebates
India's Greenhouse Gas Emission Intensity targets are a welcome step forward, but variations in abatement costs could complicate implementation
RCB's title win underscores the IPL's growing financial power, with franchise valuations soaring as the league emerges as one of the world's most profitable sports properties
With oil prices elevated and monsoon risks looming, the RBI is expected to hold rates steady while reassessing inflation and growth forecasts
Rising fuel prices and tighter global conditions are reshaping India's funding landscape, increasing reliance on bank credit as foreign and domestic savings slow
From retrospective taxation and quality reforms to polymer notes, exam glitches and middle-class stress, today's opinion pages examine key policy challenges
India has built the ecosystem for ensuring quality, but credibility requires more than just setting standards
The current decision on online gaming-gambling is a case in point. This is not an activity that creates large employment, not does it serve genuine needs of people
Polymer notes are made of a thin plastic substrate that is more resistant to moisture, dirt and tearing
Over the past decade, attempts to centralise the public-examination system have consistently led to sub-optimal outcomes