Having been through the school of hard knocks, Rahul should know that political change in India is brought about either by those who win an election or who combine with others to defeat an incumbent
China's development experience offers lessons on how India can draw on the expertise of its professionals abroad to become a front-ranking tech power
Family-owned businesses face a critical succession challenge: Balancing inherited ownership with merit-based leadership. Brazil's JBS offers lessons in grooming heirs and professional management.
Growing opposition to data centres in the US and Europe could create opportunities for India, but high power and water consumption, limited job creation and local resistance pose significant risks.
These makers are translating, not copying, the western varieties. One Chennai cheesemaker coats cheddar with milagai podi, a South Indian chilli-and-lentil powder
It can improve the reliability, efficiency and performance of the systems we already have
The window to legislate on tribunals is a golden opportunity to rethink their administration and that of the judiciary as a whole
2047 goals must balance capacity expansion with clean tech
Govt must push its disinvestment agenda aggressively
India's FTAs can boost export-led growth, but sustainable gains will depend on responsible subsidies, stronger labour standards and environment-friendly production
Swachh Bharat expanded coverage. Now cities must build the capacity to sustain progress
The group faces the same problem as family-owned businesses with many heirs
Travel survey underlines public-transport shortage
Indian IT firms are prepared for the change
Beyond universal coverage, India needs health care facilities that deliver timely, reliable and quality care, not merely exist
With the 1.5°C threshold expected to be breached within years, India must pay greater attention to adaptation and resilience
The real test of a system is not whether it can prevent every disruption. It is whether it has enough buffers, flexibility and institutional capacity
Financial transactions and risks may be expanding faster than the regulatory perimeter designed to oversee them
Creditors must look beyond immediate recovery to the future value a resolution plan can create
Models of macro management are being tested