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By Anita Inder Singh The stunning electoral triumph of an uncompromising, hard-hitting, domestically and internationally polarising Donald Trump in...
By Maj Gen P K Mallick, VSM (Retd) A podcast on social media about a MoU with a popular cab-hailing service has created a lot of controversy...
By Subind Kumar An economy thrives with a level playing field and, therefore, it’s crucial to enable everyone to reach their educational and career...
By Sumant Batra On October 30, 2023, the then Chief Justice of India (CJI) said in open court that “…NCLT (National Company Law Tribunal) and...
By Badri Narayan State Assembly elections in Maharashtra and Jharkhand are crucial for both the principal blocs: the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led...
By Siddharth Pai The European Union (EU) has long prided itself on being a global leader in the regulation of Big Tech, with initiatives like the...
By Madan Sabnavis The latest inflation numbers indicate that the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) will definitely not consider a rate cut in the...
– By Dr Manoranjan Sharma and Dr Brajesh C Choudhary Most pollsters and election watchers had forecasted a close Presidential tussle between Donald...
By Atanu Biswas Cop29, the 29th annual global climate summit, is being held in Azerbaijan’s capital, Baku, from November 11 to 22. In Baku, there...
By R Chandra Mouli Do governments at the State and Centre offer solace, relief and support to the public? Yes, during extraordinary situations such...
By Air Cmde TK Chatterjee(retd) Wars end in many ways. It may be an outright victory like the defeat of Germany and Japan in WWII or Pakistan...
Concern is growing in the US over the failure of the Ukrainian authorities to provide a report on the status and quantity of military products used in...
By Lt Gen AK Bhatt (Retd.), and Akshat Johri India’s space sector is at an inflection point, driven by unprecedented collaboration between...
By Rajan Kumar, Priyanshu Agarwal and Indrapal Gurjar Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential election has brought the Russia-Ukraine war to...
By Srinath Sridharan In recent years, Indian insurance leaders have faced a tough task when talking about “industry growth drivers” and...
By Mohamed A El-Erian It’s the economy, stupid!” This famous mantra, coined by the political strategist James Carville, helped Bill Clinton...
By Amit Kapoor In the last two decades, the world’s economic centre of gravity (WECG) has swayed towards the emerging market economies (EMEs),...
By Nirvikar Singh The importance of the recent US elections for India cannot be overstated. The political landscape in the US has shifted...
By Biswajit Dhar Developing countries need trillions of dollars of help from developed nations to help them meet their climate goals and to...
By Rouhin Deb India’s geopolitical ambitions are increasingly focused on positioning itself as a key player across the Indo-Pacific, and...
By Shriram Subramanian Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) resolutions have traditionally been associated with significant losses for creditors,...
By Manisha Kapoor If you’ve noticed LinkedIn posts sounding more like mini sales pitches lately, you’re not alone. LinkedIn has long held a...
By Sanjeev Sanyal & Aakanksha Arora With India on the threshold of becoming the world’s third largest economy, we need to begin thinking about a...
By TV Ramachandran Years ago, a German philosopher said that constant prevarication is not merely aimed at making targets believe the untruth but,...
By Ashok Gulati & Raya Das There’s a well-known saying: “Give a man a fish, you feed him for a day. Teach him how to fish, you feed him for a...
By Vijay L Kelkar & Pradeep S Mehta After losing one or two cases on international investment matters a few years ago, the government of India (GoI)...
By Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India It has been a month since Shri Ratan Tata ji left us. From bustling cities and towns to villages, his...
By M Muneer The 29th Conference of the Parties (COP29) is an important moment in the global response to climate change. The Global South, which...
By Dhanendra Kumar While countries compete for leadership in artificial intelligence and other critical technologies, manufacturing remains crucial...
By Sandeep Parekh The concept of “delisting” securities, as the word suggests, allows publicly traded companies to remove their securities from...
By Lekha Chakraborty Recently, Andhra Pradesh chief minister Chandrababu Naidu urged people in the state to have more children. Tamil Nadu chief...
By Shailendra Agarwal and Nupur Pavan Bang Succession is one of the most important issues facing family businesses, yet only about 21% of the 106...
By Shyam Saran Donald Trump will be the next President of the United States. In the end, the election was not as closely contested as anticipated....
By Amarendu Nandy & Aayush Anand A spate of extreme weather events like devastation from Hurricane Milton in the United States or those closer home...
By N Chandra Mohan Regardless of who wins the closely fought US presidential elections — Donald Trump or Kamala Harris — the outcome is unlikely...
By Biswajit Dhar Last month, the department of commerce announced its decision to take a break from negotiating several free trade agreements (FTAs)...
By Maj Gen Jagatbir Singh, VSM (Retd) Drones have been occupying an increasingly dominant position recently. Conflicts in West Asia, Ukraine –...
By Siddharth Pai As the world pivots toward renewable energy, electric utility storage batteries — massive batteries that store energy from solar,...
By Govind Bhattacharjee In order to revive its sagging economy and boost its depressed property market, on September 24, China’s central bank, the...
By Onkar Sharma and Rishabh Prasad Over the past decade, Internet and Information Technology have emerged as a prominent medium for the supply of...
By Dr. Manoranjan Sharma and Archana Choudhary In a catastrophic chain of events triggered by the October 7, 2023, attack on Israel killing 1,139...
By Harsh V Pant and Vivek Mishra A rush of excitement and exhaustion is perhaps the best way to describe the feelings among Americans and...
By Prof. (Dr.) Nishakant Ojha Israel recently banned the UNRWA (The United Nations Relief & Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the North East) ,...
By Anmol Agarwal In 1924, John Maynard Keynes wrote an obituary for his teacher Alfred Marshall, the eminent British economist.In his essay, Keynes...
By Stephen S Roach The Big Lie has become bigger. The false claim of a rigged, stolen 2020 US presidential election embraced by Donald Trump and his...
By Shishir Priyadarshi Every regulator has probably faced this question at some point: are short-term financial accruals more important or long-term...
The first time I met Bibek Debroy, about 20 years, he scolded me for asking the wrong question about some arcane economic policy issue. What was it? I...
By Manish Shukla The recent grenade attack on China’s consulate in Mandalay, Myanmar, has raised significant alarms about regional stability and...
By Jamal Mecklai Over the past couple of years, as the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has actively driven USD-INR volatility down to almost invisible...
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