The RBI's June measures have bought India some time. The challenge now is to use that time wisely
India has the talent and startup momentum, but unless its largest companies invest boldly in R&D, the country risks falling behind in global innovation
White Europeans may be happy to watch foreign players from the distance of a football stadium win sporting laurels for their nations but are unlikely to welcome them elsewhere
With ecommerce emerging as the biggest disruptor, international marquee brands entered this space and, more recently, the quick-commerce segment
Visible progress matters, as these pieces show, but missing links decide how far it can go
India-UK FTA origin rules require exporters and importers to ensure strict compliance with sourcing, documentation and certification to claim tariff benefits
Human capital - not geography, culture or natural resources - now explains why some nations become wealthy while others remain stagnant
For savings, the risk of default or malfeasance is borne by the vulnerable customer and, therefore, the regulator is cautious in allowing any latitude in experiments with savings products
India's 100% FDI regime for insurance opens the sector to global players, but faster approvals, stronger oversight and AI safeguards will determine its long-term success
The three-nation visit offered a coherent articulation of New Delhi's geostrategic aims at a time when trade and political relations with the US remain unpredictable
While the decision on duty exemption must be welcomed, the end date underlines India's inherent reluctance in liberalising imports
The actress failed to appear at the event, ruining the well-planned programme that had generated considerable expectations
There are two key issues behind this phenomenon. The RBI and the government can solve this in a jiffy
The Diljit Dosanjh-starrer Satluj doesn't blame any political party or individual politicians. We only know the demographic in Punjab it's bound to trigger the most
Today's opinions examine environmental destruction in war, the strategic race for frontier AI and the lessons India can draw from Brazil's ethanol transition.
From the Vietnam War to the crisis in West Asia, the environment is no longer just collateral damage. It is becoming a target in its own right
Are restrictions on frontier models really driven by national-security concerns?
Brazil avoided it, but India seems to be rushing through the ethanol transition at consumers' expense viewpoint
As several scholars have written, a symbol has language. But a symbol also has multivale¬n¬ce. It can mean many things at the same time
Revenue gaps and structural spending imbalances weigh on their finances, squeezing crucial infrastructure growth