India’s EV Two-Wheeler Segment Has A Safety Crisis On Its Hands
With over 1 million electric two-wheelers sold in India in 2024, the sector is booming. But beneath this growth lies a pressing concern—safety
'Need People With The Innovation': Engineers India Ltd’s Vartika Shukla On The Skills They Look For In Engineers Today
In this week's The Core Report Weekend Edition, Govindraj Ethiraj spoke with Engineers India’s MD about the new skills in demand today that weren’t necessary in engineers three decades ago.
Trump Returns America To A Pre-War Era Of Oppression And Inequality
US president Donald Trump’s actions, including withdrawing from the World Health Organisation and the Paris Accord, have sent alarm bells across the world.
MNCs Are Derisking In India Through JVs Thanks To Several Business Roadblocks
Almost thirty years after India’s liberalisation and the government relaxing foreign direct investment norms, foreign firms are still choosing to go through the JV route.
Tariffs, Deportation, Flags On Mars: US President Trump Keeps To His Poll Promises
Donald Trump announced the signing of several executive orders on border policies, trade tariffs and deporting illegal immigrants.
Property to Portfolios: JM Financial’s Vishal Kampani On Redefining Wealth Management for India’s Digital Generation
In this week’s The Core Report: Weekend Edition Kampani talks about how JM Financial is adapting to digital platforms and evolving wealth management strategies as younger Indians change what they invest in.
The Gaza Ceasefire Is Good News For Global Economy
A proposed Gaza ceasefire offers hope for peace, reduced oil prices, eased trade logistics, but uncertainties around implementation remain.
Taxation Hurdles Are Making Indian Ship Makers Register Abroad
While India introduced a new bill that proposes to ease licensing, high taxes remain a hurdle for Indian shipmakers.












