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Shippers Say India’s New Coastal Law Delivers More Rules, Not Gains
The Coastal Shipping Act 2025 was billed as a logistics game-changer. Months later, industry insiders call it business as usual.
Blockchain Takes No Prisoners In Fight Against Corruption
Public money disappears most of the time, and often nobody really knows who pocketed it and when. In the Philippines, they’re trying something different: a blockchain system that promises to deal with widespread corruption in the country. India spends billions on public projects every year, and it could see real benefits if it tried something similar.
Why Indian Markets Are Still Under Pressure
The benchmark saw losses for the seventh straight session, their longest daily losing streak in nearly seven months
How An Explosion In Beirut Upended India’s Coal Supply Chain
The 2020 Beirut blast forced India to shift ammonium nitrate imports from Visakhapatnam to Paradip, raising costs and supply chain risks.
OML CEO Tusharr Kumar on Managing 100+ Creators, Making Shows, and more
Insights into how OML stays close to culture, scales its businesses, and keeps reinventing itself
Is Make In America A Good Strategy For Indian Companies?
US commerce secretary warns India to fix ties, but questions loom: can Indian firms viably manufacture in America under pressure?
Markets See Steepest Fall In Six Months
India's benchmark equity indices, the Sensex and Nifty, were down about 2.5% for last week, their steepest drop since late March
India’s Oil Strategy Hampered by Low Inventories and Refinery Constraints
In this week's The Core Report: The Weekend Edition, Govindraj Ethiraj speaks to Dr. Anas F. Al-Hajji, a renowned energy markets expert, on how low crude stocks and refinery limitations leave India vulnerable to global supply shocks, underscoring the urgent need for strategic energy planning.
