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India Must Build Strategic Gas Reserves Before The Next Global Supply Crunch
As the Strait of Hormuz becomes a volatile chokepoint, India’s dependence on Qatari LNG exposes a critical gap in energy security that only dedicated strategic storage can bridge.
Oil, Blood, And Broken Pipelines: The True Cost Of The American War On Iran
Washington is burning the global rulebook to ash in Tehran. Meanwhile, India is scrambling for Russian crude while its own diaspora and energy security are caught in the crossfire.
West Asia Conflict Puts India's Energy And Supply Chains at Risk
The Strait of Hormuz, one of the world's most critical energy routes is now under serious threat. For India, the consequences are immediate
IndiaAI’s RegTech Challenge: A Deal Only A Desperate Start-up Would Sign
IndiaAI and NFRA have designed a challenge that asks India's most capable AI startups to build critical regulatory infrastructure for the price of a studio apartment in a Mumbai suburb. The fine print is even more oppressive.
Opinion: Why Dubai’s Real Estate Isn't Flinching
Beyond global TV panic, Dubai's cash-rich market isn't flinching. Here is why sophisticated Indian wealth treats this geopolitical stress test as proof of systemic neutrality.
Gulf Conflict Reignites Global Anxiety
Global markets brace for seismic Monday as West Asia edges toward full-scale conflict, airspace shuts and Iran’s supreme leader’s death shakes economic confidence.
Wheelsets: The Risk That Could Derail India’s Rail Boom
India's Railway ambitions hinge on the wheelset, a small, unglamorous, but critically important component for railways.
India Must Strive For Reform Not Better Trade Bargains
The US tariff reprieve offers India relief, but hollow gains persist as domestic protectionism continues undermining global competitiveness and trade potential.
US Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump Tariffs, Upending Global Deals
The ruling should prompt India to re-examine its trade deal with the United States
The Petrochemical Pivot: India's Refineries Are Learning to Stop Burning and Start Building
India's refiners are pouring over Rs 3 lakh crore into petrochemical integration, betting that the barrel's future lies in polymers and propylene — not petrol pumps.
India’s AI Ambition Meets Analog Limits
Like Macron’s Marine Drive jog, India’s tech run continues; Infosys-Anthropic pact accelerates modernisation amid persistent infrastructure gaps at AI summit.
With India's Fertiliser Manufacturing Stuck In Policy Limbo, Imports Will Keep Rising
Since October 2019, multiple fertiliser plant applications have languished in the absence of a successor to NIP-2012. This has stalled manufacturing investment and will accelerate import dependence for years.
