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Coal Becomes India’s Defence As West Asia Conflict Ignites Prices
As countries scramble for coal in times of a natural gas crisis due to the Iran-US war, India is in a position of strength thanks to its domestic reserves.
India's Solar, Electronics Exports Could Face US Scrutiny
USTR launches a sweeping Section 301 probe into 60 nations. For India, heavy reliance on Chinese inputs in solar and tech now risks triggering US trade penalties.
India’s Infrastructure Financing Has Shed Its ‘House Of Debt’ Thanks To Diversification
A decade after the famous 2012-13 ‘House of Debt’ report by Credit Suisse warned about the high debt levels of India’s infrastructure conglomerates, the sector has now been redefined thanks to policy shifts, new investment vehicles and cleaner balance sheets.
West Asia Crisis: Why India Must Stop Exports Of Petrol And Diesel
In this uncertain environment, India's energy security cannot depend on short-term market purchases or temporary policy permissions issued by Washington
India Shields Homes From Gas Crisis As Industry Bears Hormuz Shock
With Hormuz-linked LNG supplies disrupted and prices surging, India is protecting household gas use while industrial consumers brace for curbs and rising costs.
India Must Build Strategic Gas Reserves Before The Next Global Supply Crunch
As the Strait of Hormuz becomes a volatile chokepoint, India’s dependence on Qatari LNG exposes a critical gap in energy security that only dedicated strategic storage can bridge.
West Asia Conflict Puts India's Energy And Supply Chains at Risk
The Strait of Hormuz, one of the world's most critical energy routes is now under serious threat. For India, the consequences are immediate
Gridlock On The Green Path: Transmission Delays Trigger Massive Power Waste
India’s green energy boom faces a costly hurdle as lagging power lines and grid congestion force massive wastage, sparking a push for battery storage.
Flights Go Off Grid: West Asia Chaos Costs India’s Airlines Rs 220 Cr in 48 Hours
Across Air India, IndiGo and Akasa, disruptions over 48 hours have triggered an estimated Rs 180-220 crore hit, driven by last‑minute long‑haul scrubs, fuel burn, crew resets and heavy passenger reaccommodation costs.
US Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump Tariffs, Upending Global Deals
The ruling should prompt India to re-examine its trade deal with the United States
With India's Fertiliser Manufacturing Stuck In Policy Limbo, Imports Will Keep Rising
Since October 2019, multiple fertiliser plant applications have languished in the absence of a successor to NIP-2012. This has stalled manufacturing investment and will accelerate import dependence for years.
Beyond ISRO: India’s Space Sector Hits A $44 Billion Turning Point
With ISRO guiding the next gen and startups set to cross $147 million in funding this fiscal, India must increase space spending as a share of GDP to secure critical infrastructure and long‑term strategic advantage.
