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New Shots Heard Around The World From America
Who wins the US presidential elections in November matters for the rest of the world, in multiple ways.
To Make Economic Sense, Renewable Power Needs To Come With An Intermittency Solution
Thermal power will account for 67% of the power generation by the end of 2025-26, says rating agency CRISIL, down from more than 72% in 2023-24.
Janus View: Is There An Opportunity For India In Bangladesh’s New Politics?
It would be myopic to write off the chances of Bangladeshi politics undergoing a paradigm shift and new democratic forces taking hold
Interim Budget 2024: What The Budget Means For Workers In The Unorganised Sector
The allocations towards schemes exclusively for unorganised sector have either declined or remained stagnant in the latest budget.
The New Airport At Navi Mumbai Is A Ray Of Light At The End Of A Long, Dark Tunnel
In a biggie for India's aviation sector, Mumbai looks set to finally have a second airport by the end of 2024.
2023 Ends In A Whimper For Indian Aviation, But 2024 Could Be More Exciting
2023 was not a particularly exciting or happy year for India's aviation sector with many loose ends remaining.
The Coming Months Will Be A Litmus Test For India's Automotive Industry: Here's Why
Larger economic conditions and the way automakers adapt will play a crucial role in sustaining growth in the sector.
Pilots Say Aye, Airlines Nay To DGCA Guidelines On Flight Duty Timings
While the new guidelines will be favourable to commanders and crew members, they're taking it with a pinch of salt.
Mopa Vs Dabolim: Goa's Airports Show Why Some Activities Are Best Left To Private Players
While the airport at Dabolim has a clear advantage of being near Goa's capital Panjim, the airport in Mopa has several other factors in its favour.
More Women Are Looking For Jobs In India But Most Are Distress Driven
Industry-wise break up indicates an increasing engagement of women in agriculture and allied activities as men move out from agriculture to join the construction sector.
Communication Breakdown Between Management And Pilots Could Prove Turbulent For India's Airlines
The equation between the Indian airlines and their pilots, the most valuable resource, is getting increasingly hostile and could have ramifications for the industry.
