Many disdained the so-called 'rule-based order'. They'll hate what comes next
As Formula One's 2026 reset approaches, motorsport is learning to exist without the roar that once defined it
Trump's hardline moves in Venezuela ignite fears of a new American imperialism, shaking global stability, the rule of law, and trust in US leadership
Foreign cricket teams refusing to play in North India could spur government to act
PRAGATI was developed as a technology-based system capable of monitoring infrastructure projects, reviewing government schemes, and addressing citizen grievances in one digital space
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Trump's withdrawal from key global bodies may weaken multilateralism, but it risks ceding international leadership to China rather than strengthening American sovereignty
As the Centre reviews hundreds of schemes, the push to rationalise spending could reshape fiscal federalism, ease pressure on states, and improve the efficiency of public expenditure
In the financial sector, replacing existing regulations with new ones often adds costs without improving outcome
From House of Cards to Indian stories going global, Netflix's decade in India marks how streaming reshaped entertainment, redrew media power, and changed what the world watches
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Stronger-than-expected FY26 growth gives India a rare Goldilocks moment, but sustaining the momentum in FY27 will hinge on policy coordination amid global uncertainty
Restoring weighted tax deductions and adopting a petty patents regime can foster firm-level innovative activity critical for competitiveness
Globally, there are hardly any examples of well-functioning cities that developed without empowered, accountable local governments
In absolute terms at current prices, the economy is projected to attain the size of ₹357.14 trillion, which is marginally higher than the level assumed in the 2025-26 Budget
The IBC must not conflate business failure with malfeasance, or an unfortunate entrepreneur with a fraudulent one
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This exercise is timely, given that nearly three-fourths of India's workforce has only basic schooling, and graduate employability is just around 55 per cent
PRAGATI has shown that some of these failures can be overcome through sustained oversight
A hard stop at 10 minutes puts lives at risk even if the distance from the dark store to an apartment is a just a few 100 metres