India's cities need to consider a large-scale, publicly anchored rental housing system
A credible framework requires credible measures of price expectations
India produced more than 1 billion tonnes of coal in FY25 and possesses one of the world's largest coal reserves
The impact of the conflict in West Asia depends on, among other things, energy dependence, market structure, and fiscal space
From CNN's Gulf War coverage to today's noisy TV debates, 24/7 news reshaped how audiences consume information
From Bharti Airtel's succession planning and AI-driven cyber risks to the economic fallout of the West Asia conflict and India's investment needs - here are today's top opinion pieces
'Made in Italy' has always been synonymous with excellence worldwide, and today it finds a natural synergy with the high-quality goals of the 'Make in India' initiative
The IMF warns that AI-powered cyberattacks could threaten global financial stability, exposing vulnerabilities in digital payment systems and banking infrastructure
Sunil Bharti Mittal's phased succession roadmap aims to ensure leadership continuity, shareholding stability, and long-term growth at Bharti Airtel
Four institutional initiatives could materially accelerate the investment surge needed for the next phase of growth
More attention needs to be paid to fiscal implications of the West Asian conflict for the Union and state governments
How many bull markets India has had, and why this has implications for FII, retail flows
From steel trade tensions and global health preparedness to the future of securities-market oversight, today's Opinion page tracks the risks shaping policy debates
Economies adjust to shocks through prices. The role of policymakers is not to suppress those signals
Effective regulation requires consultation, expertise, incentives, and institutional credibility
The question is how far India is at risk, especially given India's public-health delivery mechanisms and the cocktail of unidentified viruses that circulate through its cities each summer and monsoon
The embattled Labour government of Keir Starmer needs to show that it is willing to defend British jobs and industries
From Trump's China stalemate and fuel-price shocks to market risks and AI scepticism - today's Opinion page tracks a world under pressure
The fact that the Beijing-Moscow axis remains as sturdy as ever is a compelling sign of the US' waning influence over large swathes of global geopolitics
New global trade reports highlight that technological capability and regulatory compliance - not just tariffs - are becoming the key drivers of trade competitiveness