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India likely to revise scotch whisky concession in UK trade agreement

New Delhi may rebalance commitments under the India-UK trade pact after Britain cut tariff-free steel import quotas and imposed fresh restrictions on shipments

Breakpoint: Why India's middle class is losing its economic footing

Recent trends in technology-led automation, taxation policies, and rising unemployment have squeezed out the middle class. This book delves into what that means for India and whether it is all gloom

Maruti's mini-car sales up 147% in April-May on easing constraints

Maruti Suzuki reports a sharp rebound in mini-car sales as production constraints ease, while rising fuel prices drive stronger demand for CNG-powered vehicles

Market volatility tests DIY and small-town mutual fund investors

Direct plan SIPs from B-30 shrink by 350K in March-April

Wockhardt eyes $1.5 bn peak sales from Zaynich, targets US launch by yr-end

Novel antibiotic to be launched in India around the same time; company to commercialise product on its own in US

Why India needs a new authority on quality: Beyond setting standards

India has built the ecosystem for ensuring quality, but credibility requires more than just setting standards

Venezuela's Delcy Rodriguez likely to visit India amid oil supply shifts

Acting President's visit comes as India increases Venezuelan crude purchases to offset supply disruptions caused by the blockage of the Strait of Hormuz

The Hindware-Google row: Invisible keywords, visible consequences

The Delhi High Court's ruling against Google in the Hindware trademark dispute could alter how keyword advertising, trademark rights and platform liability are viewed in India

The 30 GWh road map: JSW locks in $1.3 billion Li-ion cell plant plan

JSW Group plans a 30 GWh lithium-ion cell plant with a joint venture partner, investing over $1.3 billion to localise battery production for its new energy vehicle business

Datanomics: Meeting rich-world fertility goals at lower income levels

India's widening fertility divide is set to influence politics, labour markets and economic growth

Mobis India fire: Hyundai Motor, Kia production may be hit briefly

A fire at Mobis India's Chennai-area facility may disrupt Hyundai and Kia production for at least a week, prompting efforts to source components from South Korea

West Asia conflict fails to slow passenger vehicle sales; up 25% in May

Maruti Suzuki India (MSIL), India's largest carmaker, saw its domestic sales grow 40 per cent Y-o-Y to 190,337 units

Let the past be past in tax policy: The cost of retrospective taxes

The current decision on online gaming-gambling is a case in point. This is not an activity that creates large employment, not does it serve genuine needs of people

Plastic currency: Switching to polymer bank notes can help manage costs

Polymer notes are made of a thin plastic substrate that is more resistant to moisture, dirt and tearing

Stress tests: Centralised examination systems are failing aspirants

Over the past decade, attempts to centralise the public-examination system have consistently led to sub-optimal outcomes

India, Myanmar firm up ties with China on mind, expand bilateral agenda

Modi and Myanmar President U Min Aung Hlaing discussed trade, security, connectivity and critical minerals as New Delhi stressed continued engagement over isolation

L&T assesses opportunities in coal gasification amid energy transition

L&T says coal gasification aligns with its energy-transition strategy and will be evaluated selectively amid the government's push for cleaner use of domestic coal

Zee partners FIFA to broadcast 39 global football events in India till 2034

Zee Entertainment secures FIFA media rights in India until 2034, covering 39 global football events, including the FIFA World Cups and Women's World Cup

Harassed by loan recovery agents? What borrowers can do under RBI rules

Recovery agent harassment: Your rights, RBI rules, and steps to take if loan collection turns abusive

A slippery slope: Why India must prioritise growth over rupee fears

High oil prices, a weakening rupee and global capital shifts demand bold policymaking to protect growth and build resilience against external shocks