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‘Just Half an Hour More’: Pilots Warn DGCA’s New Rule Risks Fatigue
India’s aviation regulator has extended pilots’ duty hours by up to an hour — a small tweak that pilots warn could endanger safety.
India’s Falling Logistics Costs Don’t Tell The Full Story
Despite new expressways and freight corridors, India’s logistics costs remain high—dragged down by weak last-mile links and patchy multimodal integration.
Modi Avoids Trump, While Delhi Chokes On Diwali: The Week That Was
Markets rose on US-India trade hopes, but Modi skipping Trump meet signaled diplomacy; meanwhile, Delhi’s AQI spiked from fireworks.
Why Some Blockchain Projects Hit A Roadblock
Blockchain was supposed to help run your business smoothly, but it failed to take off in some cases. The issue wasn’t with the technology itself, but with how it was applied.
Festive Mood, GST Cut Drive Record Car Sales
The festive window- spanning from September 22 (Navratri) to October 21 (Diwali)- traditionally seen as an auspicious time for big-ticket purchases like cars, saw a sharp surge in demand.
India’s Helicopter Industry Hovers Between Promise and Policy Paralysis
India’s civil helicopter industry has all the elements that it needs to take off but remains weighed down by fragmented policy and skeletal infrastructure
The Rise of the Patel Motel Empire: How One Community Redefined American Hospitality
In this week's The Core Report: The Weekend Edition, Govindraj Ethiraj speaks with Amar Shah, a multiple Emmy-winning writer and producer, and Rahul Rohatgi, an Emmy and Peabody award-winning producer and director, to discuss how Gujarati grit built America’s most unexpected hospitality dynasty.
Trump’s Call To Make Everything In America Isn’t Working
However, the Trump tariffs are illustrating the law of unintended consequences, to the delight of Australians
India’s Ropeway Industry Is Having A Moment
Policy push and potential for good returns are drawing big players like Adani Enterprises to a sector now gearing up for ambitious expansion.
Getting Rich in India Is Easy — Becoming Ultra-Rich Takes Smarts, Not Assets
India’s booming markets minted new millionaires, but few built lasting wealth — proving asset growth alone doesn’t secure financial endurance.
Fake It, But You Can’t Make It
Fraudsters do make it hard to know if the products that you’re buying is real. But with blockchain in the picture, they can’t.
When Every Clearance Needs a Clearance: Inside India’s Broken Import System
India’s push for cleaner imports has collided with its patchy bureaucracy — and small traders are paying the price.
