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India’s Shift To Untested VB-G RAM G Could Strip Vital Rural Safety Net
India is replacing MGNREGS with a rural jobs scheme just as weak rains threaten incomes and livelihoods.
India's Oil Shock Eases From Worst Case to Best Case But, Relief May Not Last
In this week's edition of The Core Report, Manas Majumdar, Partner, Oil and Gas Sector Leader, PwC India, Somasekhar Vemuri, Senior Director, Crisil Ratings and Rajani Sinha, Chief Economist, CareEdge Group see relief on growth, inflation and the rupee as oil prices retreat from crisis highs but a fragile peace deal and a weak monsoon could still cloud the outlook
India's FMCG Giants Face A Cautious Consumer Mood Shift
Higher fuel and LPG costs are changing how Indian households spend, forcing tougher choices daily across categories now.
ThyssenKurp CEO: Why India Should Stop Chasing EVs, Back Ethanol and Hydrogen Instead
TKIL (formerly ThyssenKrupp Industries India) CEO Vivek Bhatia on why India's industrial boom is unlike anything seen before and how coal, ethanol, hydrogen, and smarter manufacturing could reshape the economy by 2047.
India Lags On Biogas, Hydrogen Targets Amid Supply Crunch
Driven by supply disruptions in West Asia, New Delhi is racing to find domestic alternatives, but high costs and weak infrastructure are stalling its ambitious green energy transition.
India's Pivot To Small Nuclear Reactors Is A Win For L&T
As India plans a trillion rupees per annum worth of comeback for nuclear energy, L&T stands to gain significantly.
"Bad Policy, Not Global Headwinds, Behind India's FDI Decline": Surjit Bhalla
Reverting to pre-2015 FDI norms, ending retrospective taxation, and introducing export-linked incentives, could turn sentiment around faster than most expect, said Surjit Bhalla
OMC Losses Unsustainable Even After Petrol, Diesel Price Hike
Oil marketers continue to bleed despite two fuel price hikes, with ICRA estimating daily losses of Rs 500 crore and under-recoveries across petrol, diesel and LPG.
The Economics India Cannot Wish Away On Minimum Wages
The path to higher wages for Indian workers runs through more jobs, more formal employment, more exports, and a more competitive labour ecosystem.
Why Blaming High Minimum Wages For India’s Informal Economy Is Flawed
The average Indian is not only one of the poorest in the world, but their wages are also abysmally low, dragging down consumption, private capex and growth.
India Needs ‘Digi Yatra’ For Investors To Boost Ease of Doing Business: Kotak AMC’s Nilesh Shah
Drawing a parallel to the biometric-enabled seamless entry system used at Indian airports, Shah argued that the government must establish similar friction-free pathways for foreign direct investors, local entrepreneurs, and portfolio managers.
‘Nobody Listening To Us’: Protesting Contract Labourers In Noida Decry Safety Lapses, Low Pay
UP announces a 21% interim minimum wage hike after Noida protests, but labour groups say the fight for fair pay is far from over.
