The IBC's long wait is driving creditors elsewhere
Without a rethink on the very meaning and scope of reforms, the solutions to our most important problems will remain endlessly out of reach
A policy framework is needed to prevent India from becoming dependent on others and to retain some control over AI
Regulation is one instrument for meeting Delhi's housing demand and public provision is another, and the capital has relied heavily on the first
Freight corridors' efficiency gains must be maximised
Modest charges will enable healthy growth
The real test is not whether a system can reach the next milestone. It is whether it can manage what comes after
Despite govt's efforts, it remains difficult to assess whether the problems with the earlier GDP series have been adequately addressed
Retail participation has moderated, but questions around suitability, market resilience and the dominance of short-term trading remain
Power lasts only when the underlying institutions are credible
Until we recognise gambling dressed up as option buying for what it is, we will keep treating the wrong disease
As of last year, PIBOs had the target to recycle 40-60 per cent of this collected packaging material
Liberal democracies win conflicts through superior public finance
Smart grid technology and modern transmission infra are critical for country's renewable-powered economic agenda
The first generation builds a company. The second generation builds a bungalow in Alibaug, a chalet in Austria. The market knows
No country has used nuclear weapons since 1945, but superintelligence could make humans irrelevant or even be used to kill them
Academia has seen countless instances of researchers hurling accusations of intellectual theft. But this is a new plot twist
India must now choose among currency appreciation, inflation, bank losses, indirect public exposure and an expensive sterilisation programme
The only succession planning that happens is done by the CEO, to ensure that no successor emerges
Women enjoy handouts as much as the next person but their votes depend on meaningful political programmes