Just let loose the instincts of natural traders. Trade may not guarantee border peace but it will increase the cost of war
AI will change the way mathematics is done, and there will be a lot of bad blood before it happens
Incremental progress on trade and technology is possible, but any tactical accommodation could limit the agency of other nations
The new direct pathway could help selection committees in several countries, including India, to re-evaluate how they choose the national entries for the Oscar awards
One surname, but four of the most clearly differentiated human brands India has ever seen
Protecting the Himalayan ecosystem is crucial for the 2047 goals, and it's time India adopted an integrated approach to safeguarding its fragile ecology
Our currency policy is costly for people and generates small benefits for a subset
India needs a well-regulated student-housing market
Global uncertainty and interest rates may remain elevated
Digital-payment trail can improve risk assessment for lending
A government can deploy sanitation workers, procure waste collection vehicles, and install public bins. It cannot place a cleaner behind every citizen
Tariffs imposed by the United States changed the economics of an export business almost overnight, while its sanctions cut companies off from markets they may have operated in for years
Modi speaks of India becoming a "rule shaper" rather than merely a "rule taker".
The IBC's long wait is driving creditors elsewhere
Beijing has started making laws for the world
Today's Best of BS Opinion weighs UPI's funding model, freight corridor gains, India's AI strategy, Delhi's student housing crisis and J S Deepak's memoir
Without a rethink on the very meaning and scope of reforms, the solutions to our most important problems will remain endlessly out of reach
A policy framework is needed to prevent India from becoming dependent on others and to retain some control over AI
Regulation is one instrument for meeting Delhi's housing demand and public provision is another, and the capital has relied heavily on the first
Freight corridors' efficiency gains must be maximised