Capital intensity adds horsepower to the sector in latest ASI data
Says 49% of Indians don't use mobile internet despite being covered by mobile broadband
The direct-to-consumer footwear brand aims to enhance customer experience and product offerings following a Rs 27 crore funding boost. It will deploy the funds to drive business growth and innovation
In an interview with Abhishek Kumar in Mumbai, Shah says this view may not hold true if commodity prices go up sharply
India's ambition may seem out of reach, but two and a half decades provide ample time to prepare- if it gets its focus right
A low leverage ratio, such as in 2005-06 and 2014-15, has been followed by a spurt in Tata Sons' equity investment in various listed and unlisted ventures
She talks about the company's Q2 performance and the way forward
The FDI numbers reflect a substantial investment in a venture such as a foreign company setting up a factory in India
Career counsellors say that students' interest in Canada as an education destination has reduced drastically recently
He shares insights on India's new strategy to establish itself as a major force in the global semiconductor industry
He talks about the growth triggers, spend mindset and GenAI deal growth
The volatile geo-political situation should lead to some caution for investors. But given the weakness in global and China demand, these trends could persist
There are two contentious questions related to MSP. First, how is the MSP fixed? Second, how to ensure that farmers get the recommended MSP?
Why Colonial Origins of Comparative Development is Nobel-worthy
The fact that only about 155,000 candidates applied for about 91,000 such positions on the first day surprised many. The number is expected to go up
As India's unicorns race to become decacorns, they must absorb the less glamorous sobriety of institution-building too
What is worth noting is that Saudi Arabia has gone all out to develop and leverage advanced science and technology to underpin its rapid economic and social transformation
The important question is what if the insurance of higher reserves and stability in currency attracts substantially more capital inflows?
Can India, as a democracy, progress without reverting to the fragile, papered-over secularism of the past? Rahul Bhatia explores this question in his book
The CAG last week raised concerns over unclassified expenditures, questioning state finance secretaries over 'hidden' funds marked for various handouts