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While Fed rate cuts ease global liquidity and market pressures, India’s policy decisions and rupee stability continue to be driven by domestic economic conditions.

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation’s capitulation in the face of IndiGo’s blackmail stands in stark contrast to the Commission on Air Quality Management’s imminent clampdown on young men and women looking to earn a living from gig work in the National Capital Region.

From Byju’s to Zomato, India’s startups have often spent big to grow fast, but not all acquisitions deliver the promised scale or value.

The REEV and hybrid pushback against EVs shows how ad hoc, lobby-driven subsidies persist without clear targets or policy alignment.

As fears of an AI bubble loom on Wall Street, India remains unaffected with minimal AI activity. This raises concerns about the lack of investment in AI by companies like Infosys which has declared a share buyback

India's two largest telecom operators, Airtel and Jio, are offering advanced AI models for free. This near-universal access for a huge population—many of whom are new, inexperienced internet users—comes with unestimated, grave risks

As airfares soar and train tickets follow, travellers face uncertainty—can fixed fares offer relief?

Kerala’s draft law seeks to ensure time-bound public services, enable digital delivery, and impose penalties for delays. But past experience raises questions about whether it can truly reform the bureaucracy.

Quality control orders (QCOs) require products sold in India, whether made by Indian producers or imported, to obtain certification from the Bureau of Indian Standards for meeting quality norms mandated by government.