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Resolving global regulatory polycrises

India should seize the moment of its G20 presidency to address the root causes of the universal crises, so that global regulators act much before there is 'blood in the Street'

Bajaj-Triumph, Hero-Harley entry shifts premium bike race into top gear

Royal Enfield is also the undisputed leader in the 250cc-350cc segment, virtually owning the market at a whopping 94 per cent share

Issues of modern era not very modern: Finance secretary T V Somanathan

Speaking during a panel discussion at the book launch, chief economic advisor in the finance ministry, V Anantha Nageswaran, agreed that the book could be called the history of the finance ministry

India's transition to less polluting fuels faster than in other countries

The government reportedly is moving to encourage electricity grid battery production in India, which can make renewable energy supply a more stable source of power

Andhra Pradesh ups the learning quotient, revamps govt school education

State-owned schools are focusing on making students more employable for the high-tech industries that the government is hoping to attract

Commuter bike market in cruise mode; uncertainties may put brakes on growth

Hero MotoCorp is expecting "balanced" growth between the rural and urban sector this year due to better kharif season, rising penetration of retail finance options, and strong festive period sales

'Samriddhi' meet: Uttar Pradesh now an investor's favourite destination

So far, 25 sectoral policies have been prepared and implemented

UP Roadways on a transformation journey, bus stations to get a facelift

State has initiated a makeover of 23 government bus terminals in the first phase of the growth plan

Road to development: UP in fast lane to becoming a $1 trillion economy

Uttar Pradesh's recent Global Investor Summit has given a glimpse in this direction, where it managed to mop up investment proposals worth Rs 33.5 trn; this further increased to Rs 36 trn

Separate policy, promotion will give micro sector a fillip: Balram Narula

Noted industrialist of UP and chairman of Jet Knitwears Balram Narula, a panelist at the Samriddhi, spoke to Siddharth Kalhans regarding the MSME sector and the industrial scenario in UP

Turning into a sports hub will build Brand UP, says Navneet Sehgal

In an interview with Business Standard during the Samriddhi programme in Lucknow, Sehgal said that organising big events is necessary for the state's development

MSMEs are pivotal to Uttar Pradesh's economy, says Sharad S Chandak

State Bank of India has always recognised the importance of MSMEs in the growth of UP

India's top oil companies slide on net-zero goals to slash emissions

They have ambitious targets, but are still to outline how they'll get there or their funding plans

Rupee makes a strong comeback in 2023 on back of strong portfolio inflows

The rupee has moved within a band of Rs 81.5 per dollar to Rs 83 per dollar in six months

After a weak first half of 2023, second half brings hope for metals

What is good for copper, because of the EV segment, is bad for crude oil

Indo-US ties in a regulatory bind; aligning regulations can be a challenge

The dissonance will be the most glaring in the role of the Competition Commission of India, or CCI

West Asian carriers vs Air India & IndiGo: A dogfight in the global skies

West Asian carriers are up against Air India and IndiGo in the battle for seats on lucrative international routes

A crude shock from Moscow: Testing times for India's energy security

Russia now accounts for a little less than half of India's oil imports but the current political instability raises serious questions about the long-term reliability of supply

Statsguru: Adequate groundwater buffers can help reduce pain of drought

India had 398 billion cubic metres of extractable groundwater resources in 2022, recharged largely by the monsoons. The usage continued to go up even after 2011, but moderated after 2013

Behind Credila's success on education loan turf

Education finance is a complex and dynamic sector. There are too many variables - the course, the calibre of students, the universities, and the job prospects once the course is over