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India Must Turn Trump’s Tariff Crisis Into Opportunity To Push Local Industry
Sometimes, crisis works to produce solutions that were thought impossible earlier. Let Trump tariffs be one such crisis.
DGCA’s Pilot Training Overhaul May Not Solve India’s Pilot Crunch
India’s aviation regulator is considering a shake-up in how the country trains its future pilots — and the move is already stirring turbulence in the industry.
Blockchain Isn’t For Goliaths Alone, Davids Can Use It As Well
Small businesses could simplify payments, prove product quality, reduce middlemen, cut costs, and reach new customers with the help of blockchain’s transparent and secure technology.
India’s Copper Industry Faces Triple Whammy Thanks To Trump, China
US president Donald Trump’s tariff, China’s push for lowering refining charges and Indonesia’s ban could push Indian producers into choppy waters.
India Can Fly High If Drones Fly Low
While India is supporting drones that have become ubiquitous from agriculture to military, the many permissions make it difficult for them to take commercial flight.
India–US Trade Rift: What Went Wrong and the Road Ahead
In this weeks The Core Report: The Weekend Edition, Govindraj Ethiraj speaks of Sanjay Bhattacharya, former Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs; Indrani Bagchi, CEO, Anantha Aspen Centre & foreign Affairs columnist, The Times of India; and Gaurav Sansanwal, fellow for the Chair on India and Emerging Asia Economics, Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), Washington D.C., to unpack the collapse of a near-final trade deal, the forces behind the standoff, and whether India should reconcile or stand firm.
Trump Unleashes Weapons Of Economic Destruction As India Refuses To Budge
The US president also said he repositioned nuclear submarines during the week that marks the anniversary of the world’s first and only nuclear bombing at Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Trump’s Tariffs Could Disrupt How Indian Goods Reach The US
With new US tariffs taking effect, Indian exporters are switching from air to sea freight to cut costs, potentially disrupting delivery schedules and trade routes.
