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Noida’s Wage Squeeze: Why India Needs a Henry Ford Moment
Low pay, weak demand and rising costs collide in Noida’s unrest, offering a stark reminder that suppressing wages can choke consumption and undercut the very growth India’s employers seek.
Global Markets Ride on Unbelievable Exuberance
Stock markets at this time, particularly Wall Street, are not the best benchmark for assessing overall risk appetite and behaviour
India’s Data Centre Dream Faces A Supply Chain Reckoning
The compelling projections and investments will not help close the multiple supply chain gaps, each with its own queue
The Markets Cheer the Words but Actions suggest Otherwise
The US blockade of Iranian ports is now fully into effect, completely cutting off Tehran's international sea trade
The RBI’s Losing Battle for the Rupee
Insights into the tensions between currency management and market forces
Real Estate Prices To Hitch Up If War Goes On, Affordable Inventory To Be Hit Hardest
Given the long gestation period for construction projects, sudden spikes in expenses can upend a project’s financial viability.
A Bigger Worry For Oil: Demand Destruction
Iran and the United States may speak again in a few days even as a US blockade on Iranian ships has started off
‘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.
Mahindra Redefined India’s Auto Pecking Order, But Can It Sustain Its Hold?
By pivoting to high-margin SUVs over hatchbacks, the homegrown giant has unseated Hyundai as India’s number-two carmaker — but a looming EV transition and tighter emission norms will test if it can keep the crown.
Wage Hike Protests Sweep Noida's Garment, Electronics, and Auto Parts Sectors
Factory workers are marching. Manufacturers are struggling. And with the West Asia conflict adding to cost pressures, India's industrial belt is on edge.
India’s True Leverage Is Economic, Not Geopolitical
A war it didn't start is costing India dearly. But history suggests the economy always finds its next engine of growth — and it may already be accelerating.
