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Gas-Driven Inflation Hits Indian Restaurant Menus As Supply Chains Tighten
From chulhas to induction plates, Indian restaurants scramble to survive as commercial LPG prices soar and supply chains stay dangerously unstable.
The Productivity Slowdown Bedevilling India’s Growth Story
Insights on why India’s growth story may be masking a deeper productivity crisis — and what it means for jobs, wages, and the future of the economy
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.
Hyundai Facing Its Toughest Test Yet From A Revitalised Tata, Mahindra
Hyundai's India chapter is at a crossroads, and the next few years will define which way it turns.
Markets Sink as West Asia War Fears Take Hold
The stock market sank again on Tuesday, wiping off something like $115 billion from the market capitalisation of stocks listed on the NSE
The Billionaires’ Battle For The Remnants Of Jaypee Group Inches To A Close
A ruling in favour of Adani Enterprises could finally bring closure to the decade-long collapse of Jaypee Group and reshape the ownership of some of North India’s most strategic assets.
India’s Austerity Appeal is Two Months Late
Because there was no price increase, while the rest of the world was cutting back, India was consuming more petrol and diesel in April
FDI May Be Slowing, But A Surge In GCCs Proves Multinationals Are Still Betting Big On Indian Intellect
But can this rising tide of GCCs and the high-quality employment they generate substitute for traditional FDI?
Markets Struggle to Make Sense of Iran-US Talks
Summer is approaching and massive energy demand spikes are projected across the western hemisphere
From Collapse to Comeback: Inside the Revival of CG Power, India’s Industrial Motors and Transformers Giant
On today’s episode of The Core Report, Natarajan Srinivasan speaks to Govindraj Ethiraj about the dramatic turnaround of CG Power, the governance crisis that nearly destroyed it, and how the Murugappa Group rebuilt the company during COVID.
India’s Goldilocks Economy Faces Its First Stress Test
Despite rising crude oil prices and uncertainty from the West Asia conflict, economist Prof. Ram Singh says India’s strong domestic demand, rising private investment and manageable inflation levels still provide policymakers room to navigate the pressure.
The Growing Appeal of Living Wills
How is a new generation of Indians choosing to plan for the end of life with clarity and dignity?
