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India’s Energy Reckoning In The Age Of AI
India cannot afford to funnel scarce electricity to hyperscale AI platforms while significant swaths of the country are forced to return to burning firewood to cook.
Brace for a Tough Week as US Troops Land in West Asia
US and Israel are now pounding civilian infrastructure in Iran along with universities and centers of learning and of course killing civilians too
India’s Stubble Burning Crisis Needs A Supply Chain Fix
While the technology to convert biomass to fuel is proven and the policy mandate is increasingly clear, the transition remains stalled by the physical and logistical backbone required.
Global Markets Turn Nervous Again
A ground attack or invasion by the US in Iran is now imminent
Conserving Energy Early Is India's Best Insurance, But Elections Are Delaying Tough Calls
The government has assured the people that India has adequate supplies of petrofuels and that rumours of shortage are groundless. This is true to a large extent but not fully.
'Atmosphere of Fear on Board, Seafarers Scared': Captain Shiv Samrat Kapur
Captain Shiv Samrat Kapur, a former mariner who has captained ships through the Strait of Hormuz in the past explains the challenges for seafarers and ship owners
LPG Cylinder Suffering Is Coming For The Piped Gas Consumers
The war began by emptying cooking gas cylinders across India. Now, with South Pars bombed and Ras Laffan in flames, the conflict is coming for the pipe as well.
Noida International Airport’s Big Bet: High-Stakes Execution In MRO And Cargo
Besides enhanced air connectivity, Noida International Airport is focusing on cargo, MRO, and linkages to complement its growth and position itself as India’s first full‑fledged aerotropolis.
The Markets Rise for the Second Day
Hope seems to be driving the benchmarks up
The Markets Recover on Tuesday
Reliance Industries has bought about 5 million barrels of Iranian crude days after the U.S. temporarily removed sanctions
From Europe To Southeast Asia: How Airspace Disruptions Are Changing Where India Flies
The immediate fallout of the war in West Asia has been a sharp spike in international fares and a shift in travel demand toward Southeast Asia and alternative domestic destinations.
