A leadership shift at the US Fed amid political pressure and policy debates could test central bank independence and shape global financial stability
If, as reported, the powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is actively sidelining the political authorities, it is difficult to see scope for common ground
Health data remains in silos across hospitals, insurers, and geographies, often locked behind incompatible systems
The fit-and-proper test is neither novel nor uniquely Indian
Urban India's income distribution deserves to be looked at distinctly from rural India's
Lee Jae-Myung's India visit highlights untapped potential in India-South Korea ties, from semiconductors to shipbuilding, amid a shared push for a stable Indo-Pacific
Fragile West Asia ceasefire and oil risks test India's economy, as the RBI balances rupee stability, inflation control, and growth amid rising global uncertainty
West Asia tensions threaten India's fiscal balance, growth outlook, and external stability, forcing a rethink of macroeconomic assumptions
As the economy becomes more regionally differentiated, national and state averages are no longer enough to track growth
India's buffers can manage markets for now, but hard policy choices still lie ahead
Attempts by the central bank to hold back the rupee risk doing more harm than good
When Anthropic realised the capability of the new model, it acknowledged CMP was too dangerous for general release
It may be argued that the quota acts as a perk of sorts for faculty in the absence of other key benefits
India's forex reserves, at $700.9 billion, though lower than their late-February peak, are adequate. Selling dollars to arrest currency depreciation cannot be a never-ending process
As India's insurance sector evolves, experts call for a dedicated parliamentary panel to address emerging risks, consumer protection and regulatory gaps
Seldom do courts take cognizance of Section 9 of the Maharashtra Ownership Flats Act, which says that if a mortgage is created, it shall not affect the buyer's rights
Rising fertiliser subsidy exposes distortions in urea pricing, fuelling overuse and fiscal strain, highlighting need for direct farmer support and subsidy reform
Women's quota Bill defeat exposes political mistrust and flaws in linking reservation to delimitation, raising questions over consensus and timing
Markets rally on hopes of peace and lower oil prices, but fragile ground realities in West Asia and Hormuz disruptions suggest optimism may be premature
Paying tolls to use the Strait of Hormuz is a dark omen for the future of global trade