India's economy has shown resilience despite tariffs and the West Asia conflict, with strong domestic demand, healthier balance sheets and investment supporting growth
For these industries, their operating costs would be substantially lower if they used solar thermal systems, as solar radiation is free unlike diesel and gas
Power regulation is failing India and needs to be overhauled
It gave up work on creating an Apple-branded electric vehicle - a decade-long effort called Project Titan - in 2024, even though it poured cash into the project and recruited aggressively
The data from the expenditure side showed that private final consumption expenditure increased 7.1 per cent during the quarter, an improvement over the previous year but below the headline rate
As these pieces tell us, stability will not come from stockpiles, settlements, symbolic defences or inherited structures alone. It will come from the capacity to adapt when old buffers no longer hold
India's exporters and importers face soaring freight costs and shipping disruptions, but subsidies may not be the answer as global shipping undergoes a technology transition
India's R&D spending has hit a record 0.84% of GDP, but reaching the global technology frontier will require much higher private-sector investment and smarter public funding
A familiar script plays out regularly with the government fighting rupee depreciation
Financial freedom is only half the journey. The harder question is what you want your money to make possible once you no longer need to work
If Meta is forced to abandon the engagement-algorithm for its most committed users, and if other platforms follow suit, the industry will undergo a tectonic shift
Besides the uncertainty in West Asia, India must also be prepared for shifts in global financial conditions
Advanced algorithms and satellite networks are transforming real-time climate forecasting to save lives around the world
Much has been said about over-lending and defaults. Here's how lending works for the bottom-of-the-pyramid
Given how arrogant and self-loving Imran is, he may not be capable of introspection even in the isolation of Adiala jail. The harsh truth is that he played the same game when it suited him
Today's opinions examine P Chidambaram's critique of the Modi government's economic record, the CJP's political dilemma, Imran Khan's global support and the changing advertising landscape
Brands that win, going forward, will not be the loudest. They will be the ones most helpful in the moment of need
Mr Chidambaram makes some good points about the state of the economy, but some of his criticism is political and sometimes off the mark
Four decades ago when Delhi University students came together to fight for justice, they faced the same questions that now confront the CJP
Gaganyaan is teaching India to send people into space; the space station will teach it to keep them there. A lunar base could be the next logical step