Sebi should aim to increase participation
Today's editorials and columns examine the trade-offs shaping India's economic policies, from China trade and poverty reduction to rupee management and the hidden costs of clean energy
Market-driven prices and tax reforms can support monetary policy and attract foreign capital
As the central bank announces a new set of bold regulatory measure, this question is worth asking
India needs to create jobs to further reduce poverty
New Delhi must find ways to prise open China's markets
What makes these risks dangerous is not only their existence, but the ease with which institutions can ignore them when they are difficult to measure, explain or fit into established categories
Recent measures have gone beyond merely curbing speculation in the foreign-exchange market policy rules
Measures to curb dollar demand have strengthened the rupee, but raise costs for importers and leave the durability of the recovery uncertain
A unified green taxonomy, standardised legal documentation, and tangible economic incentives are urgently needed
The Supreme Court's ruling on Yes Bank's AT-1 bond write-off raises concerns over RBI oversight, financial product mis-selling and the limitations of disclosure-based regulation.
Environmental accounts can inform policy decisions
Mr Trump discovers merits of national interest
Let the rupee find its own level but allow that to happen in a calibrated way
The Supreme Court held that an agent had neither express nor implied authority to receive premiums on the insurer's behalf, and hence upheld the repudiation of claims
What will Rahul Gandhi do differently from Modi/BJP if elected? Here's a list of a dozen short questions
Today's columns examine India's failure to use its skilled diaspora, succession challenges in family businesses, Rahul Gandhi's political strategy, and resistance to resource-intensive data centres
China's development experience offers lessons on how India can draw on the expertise of its professionals abroad to become a front-ranking tech power
Family-owned businesses face a critical succession challenge: Balancing inherited ownership with merit-based leadership. Brazil's JBS offers lessons in grooming heirs and professional management.
Growing opposition to data centres in the US and Europe could create opportunities for India, but high power and water consumption, limited job creation and local resistance pose significant risks.