Prosenjit Datta

As air quality worsens, balancing 8% GDP growth with cleaner air requires stricter enforcement and new policy focus

A sharp, immersive look at phone fraud networks, their victims, and the hidden economies that keep them alive

Corruption is not a new phenomenon in India. Nor is it unique to India - indeed corruption can be found across the world

The world has become firmly divided into two camps. One side believes that AI will solve almost all our problems pretty soon. The other worries about the emerging dangers

Following the H-1B visa fee hike, India needs to announce concrete measures to attract Indian and global tech talent, as Europe and several Asian and Nordic countries have already done

The creator of the Red Bull empire had a strong aversion to media attention, and even his death would not change that

The only way to be a globally competitive manufacturing power is to ensure that the domestic market is aligned to the cost and quality demanded by global markets

We have allowed these vulnerabilities to grow over the decades because of inaction

A tale of defective hip implants exposes India's weak medical oversight - and how multinationals treat Indian patients worse than those in rich countries

There are dozens of issues that slow our growth far below potential. They don't need a grand vision, but they urgently need attention if India is to grow at over 8 per cent

How Elon Musk continues to emerge unscathed despite his most outrageous tweets and pronouncements

This is a vulnerability that a country expected to be the third-largest economy by 2030 cannot afford

The US wants trade partners who can supply goods that were earlier sourced from China

The movie Air ensured Sonny Vaccaro would forever be known for the Jordan-Nike signing, but his autobiography makes clear it didn't define him

From Big Tech's grip on daily life to the rise of new tribalism, the perils of digital technology are all too clear. Samir Saran & Anirban Sarma's book is bound to jolt you from complacency

While all nations are bracing themselves for the impact, leaders of different countries have reacted differently

The pursuit of minerals and fuel resources remains the driving force behind geopolitics even after the end of old-style colonialism

One question the authors ask every startup founder in the book is: Imagine your startup as a character from Indian mythology. Who would it be and why?

While accelerating nuclear adoption and private sector involvement, the government must ensure strong regulatory measures to maintain safety

Addressing unfilled positions in courts, police, and hospitals could boost productivity and ease citizens' lives