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Why India's Medical-Device Trade Gap Has Widened Despite Years Of PLI Support
India makes what is cheap, imports what is dear, and the PLI pays to assemble boxes whose core parts are still all imported.
India’s 7.8% Growth Is Real, But Who Feels It?
India's 7.8% GDP print sparked a political firestorm, but the deeper question is why growth isn't translating into everyday prosperity.
How India Inc Paid Three Different Bills For The Same Barrel Of Crude
A crude spike hit fuel retailers, truckers and fertiliser makers in the same quarter. Who bled, who shrugged and who is still waiting was decided by mechanism, not management.
India Should Relax BIS Rules Beyond High-Tech
Risk-based certification could cut costs and supply-chain disruptions.
HDFC Bank's CEO Exit Exposes A Failed Leadership Handoff
HDFC Bank's stock has lagged rivals for years. The CEO's surprise exit reveals a deeper story of lost talent and a faltering succession plan.
Jal Jeevan Mission Relaunched As 2.0, But Contractors Still Steering New Bids To Central Agencies
India relaunched Jal Jeevan Mission, its rural water scheme, with fresh funding — but contractors are steering new bids toward central agencies, not states. Some now refuse state risk entirely.
Behind India's Gold Loan Boom Lies Rising Household Financial Stress
India’s gold-loan boom is creating opportunities for lenders, but rising pledges of family jewellery may signal growing household financial stress beneath the country’s headline economic growth.
India's Push for E100 Risks Diluting EV Transition
India's parallel push for e-mobility and ethanol blending raises concerns over infrastructure, food security, and inconsistent policy direction.
India's Skilling Story Needs A Productivity Chapter
Millions have been trained. The next question is whether that training is actually making businesses and workers more productive
India’s Mining Bill Promises States 90%. Here’s The Catch
Delhi says the states' revenue split stays the same. What changes is who writes the rules that split now depends on, and Jharkhand and Odisha are not happy about it.
Tata Sons' Next Chair Faces A High-Stakes Balancing Act
As Chandrasekaran exits Tata Sons, his successor must choose between cautious cash preservation and bold bets on semiconductors, EVs, and defense.
Washington's Transshipment Story Doesn't Add Up
The White House blames China’s tariff evasion for shifting trade, but its evidence leaves key questions unanswered.
