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A 3,000-km Expansion Pushes GAIL’s Pipeline Network Into A New Phase
In this week's The Core Report Weekend Edition, Govindraj Ethiraj speaks with Sandeep Gupta, Chairman & MD, GAIL about India’s gas major is rapidly expanding its pipeline grid while betting on AI to boost efficiency, cut costs and future-proof its energy network.
Trump’s Imperial Turn Leaves India With No Easy Choices
Trump’s revival of imperial doctrine upends global norms, pressures India strategically, and demands stronger sovereignty, economic resilience, and principled opposition.
Markets Take A Beating On 500% Tariff Threat
A United States sanctions bill targeting buyers of discounted Russian oil with 500% tariffs on goods and services could technically target China, India and Brazil
Geopolitical Tensions Are In Full Sway Over Indian Markets
India's economy is expected to grow at 7.4 percent in the year ending March 31st, 2026, according to the National Statistics Office of the Government of India
India’s Luxury Car Market Heads Into 2026 Under Currency Strain
In 2026, Mercedes-Benz, BMW and Audi are betting on premiumisation, EV adoption and deeper penetration into Tier-II cities through new model launches, even as sustained foreign-exchange volatility remains a key challenge.
Global Markets Including Asia Zoom Ahead As India Lags
Indian markets are continuing to fall even as global markets continue to shin
Blockchain Brings Capital Where Banks Fear to Tread
Blockchain gives companies a way to turn routine business activities into something that catches the attention of investors.
Indian Top Tier Luxury Hotels To Beat Oversupply Blues In 2026
As room inventory surges in secondary markets, a lopsided demand-supply gap in major cities is shielding the industry’s elite players.
India’s Aviation Boom Has A Hangar Problem
India is expanding fleet capacity faster than it is building the maintenance backbone required to sustain it. The result is a growing hangar deficit across civil and defence aviation.
Why Markets Are Not Really Going Anywhere
It's sometimes easier to say where the markets will not go rather than where they will
In 2026, The Real Energy Battle Is On The Demand Side
As global powers clash over oil supply, the defining energy trend of 2026 is demand-side change, driven by consumer choices in countries like India. The most powerful energy asset isn’t a Venezuelan oil well, but an efficient circuit in New Delhi.
