Abhijeet Kumar
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Abhijeet Kumar
Abhijeet Kumar writes on a wide range of subjects like economy, politics, technology, sports, and international affairs. He specialises in presenting news across audio-visual and text formats.
Abhijeet Kumar writes on a wide range of subjects like economy, politics, technology, sports, and international affairs. He specialises in presenting news across audio-visual and text formats.
Abhijeet Kumar
Best of BS Opinion: Energy bets, AI rules and growing market risks
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
 "Best of BS Opinion: Energy bets, AI rules and growing market risks")
Best of BS Opinion: A sinking ship and a crew mesmerised by the stars above
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
 "Best of BS Opinion: A sinking ship and a crew mesmerised by the stars above")
Best of BS Opinion: When small clues expose larger systemic drift
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
 "Best of BS Opinion: When small clues expose larger systemic drift")
8 in 10 flyers encounter surprise charges while booking airline tickets
A new survey found that 80% passengers in India experience some dark pattern, including forced add-ons, and bait and switch behaviour while booking or managing flights on airline apps or websites
 "8 in 10 flyers encounter surprise charges while booking airline tickets")
Trump eyes chance to make CNN serve his agenda. Netflix stands in the way
Trump has declared he 'would be involved' in deciding whether Netflix's proposed acquisition should move forward and the White House is signalling openness to a Paramount-Skydance victory
 "Trump eyes chance to make CNN serve his agenda. Netflix stands in the way")
How cars, batteries and low-cost goods shaped China's $1tn trade surplus
China's global goods surplus has surged past $1 trillion, driven by booming auto and battery exports, and a competitive edge from weak domestic demand and currency dynamics
 "How cars, batteries and low-cost goods shaped China's $1tn trade surplus")
Best of BS Opinion: Sparks of growth but mounting shadows of strain
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
 "Best of BS Opinion: Sparks of growth but mounting shadows of strain")
China pushes India-US closer; tariffs, Pakistan strain ties: D Jaishankar
At a Congressional hearing, ORF's Dhruva Jaishankar said China is accelerating India-US coordination, but tensions over tariffs and US-Pakistan engagement weighs on diplomatic momentum
 "China pushes India-US closer; tariffs, Pakistan strain ties: D Jaishankar")
Did the US commit a war crime at sea? Decoding the Pete Hegseth strike row
US lawmakers are probing a September 2 strike on an alleged drug boat off Venezuela and a reported second blast on survivors, raising questions on authority, war powers and the law of armed conflict
 "Did the US commit a war crime at sea? Decoding the Pete Hegseth strike row")
Did China try to move Dutch chip technology home? Inside the Nexperia row
In September this year, Dutch authorities seized Nexperia, a chipmaker owned by Chinese firm Wingtech, citing fears that key research and intellectual property would be moved to China
 "Did China try to move Dutch chip technology home? Inside the Nexperia row")
Best of BS Opinion: When the tents collapse and the beasts run free
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 "Best of BS Opinion: When the tents collapse and the beasts run free")
AI investment in auto industry may collapse by 2029, warns report
A new Gartner report has predicted that by 2029, only 5 per cent of automakers will maintain strong AI investment growth, starkly less than the 95 per cent currently engaged
 "AI investment in auto industry may collapse by 2029, warns report")
Best of BS Opinion: When oversight blinks, small cracks turn dangerous
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
 "Best of BS Opinion: When oversight blinks, small cracks turn dangerous")
Is Apple facing a Tim Cook succession test as leadership churn accelerates?
Apple is seeing rare top-level churn as AI setbacks, design reshuffles and succession questions collide, raising doubts about whether it can reinvent itself for the post-iPhone era
 "Is Apple facing a Tim Cook succession test as leadership churn accelerates?")
Best of BS Opinion: Putin's visit, CBAM pressure and rooftop solar's future
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
 "Best of BS Opinion: Putin's visit, CBAM pressure and rooftop solar's future")
Best of BS Opinion: Figuring out where sensibility ends and folly begins
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
 "Best of BS Opinion: Figuring out where sensibility ends and folly begins")
IndiGo crisis sends fares spiralling, Delhi routes cross ₹1 lakh threshold
Stranded flyers face brunt of IndiGo turmoil: Following flight cancellations, airfares of Air India, Akasa, Spicejet rise exponentially, dealing a double blow
IndiGo disruption puts DGCA in focus: What it is and what it actually does
After IndiGo's mass cancellations, DGCA's one-time FDTL exemption has sparked fresh questions about who the regulator is, what it oversees, and how safety rules are drafted and rolled back
 "IndiGo disruption puts DGCA in focus: What it is and what it actually does")
Putin's India visit: Why New Delhi won't act on the ICC arrest warrant
As Vladimir Putin visits India, the ICC arrest warrant resurfaces, but New Delhi faces no legal duty to detain him since India is not a Rome Statute signatory
 "Putin's India visit: Why New Delhi won't act on the ICC arrest warrant")
MPC meeting: RBI ups GDP forecast to 7.3%, inflation outlook drops sharply
RBI cuts the repo rate to 5.25%, revises FY26 GDP growth to 7.3%, and lowers its inflation forecast to 2%, signalling stronger momentum and easing food-price pressures
 "MPC meeting: RBI ups GDP forecast to 7.3%, inflation outlook drops sharply")
