The Nifty is a club of giants - banks, financiers, software firms, pharmaceuticals, consumer staples, and commodity producers
India may see a goldilocks 2026 with strong growth and low inflation, but sustaining this balance will hinge on reforms, RBI policy support, fiscal consolidation and easing external pressures
A central government-appointed body will collect and distribute these royalties while a separate committee will set rates, subject to judicial review
India's goal is to boost its installed nuclear-power capacity to 100 Gw from the current 8.8 Gw by 2047
Draft guidelines enable banks to fund acquisitions, deepening corporate relationships and reducing reliance on offshore credit
As smoking lost its cinematic allure, options trading too must be deglamourised through taxation, regulation and cultural signalling to curb risky "get rich quick" behaviour
Corruption persists despite automation; calls grow for accountability, staff protection, and evidence-based reforms
After consolidation, creating a national rural bank holding company, an apex body to oversee governance, capital support, and technology integration across RRBs can be considered
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National Security Strategy 2025 adds more questions, not answers
As streaming platforms multiplied, billboards slid into oblivion. Now they are making a comeback, serving once again as a shared cultural and experiential moment
The award was handed out at a glitzy draw event for the World Cup, set to take place next summer across three countries - Canada, the United States and Mexico
The country is running a real-time experiment on a whole generation-the true effects of its social media ban for children won't be clear for 10-15 years
Don't blame misfortune. This is colossal incompetence and insensitivity. So bad that heads would have rolled even in the old PSU-era Indian Airlines and Air India
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After years of policy hurdles, the sector finally has a clear path to scale and compete
Astonishingly, these shakeups have failed to unsettle the US or global economy - but 2026 will tell whether that continues
The problem is being compounded by staff shortages. As of March 1, 2024, nearly 15 per cent of train-driver posts were vacant across the network
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, in his remarks, said the policy interest rate was now in neutral territory, which means it is neither expansionary nor contractionary
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