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Built On Credit: Unpaid Government Bills Are Squeezing India's EPC Contractors
Empty pockets despite record order books mean that the infrastructure boom is running on contractor credit.
India’s Daily Accounts Back-Up Diktat Will Punish Small Businesses
Rule 46(8) of the new Income-Tax Rules, 2026 is written for a world of single-office servers binds almost every business with digital books, and bites hardest on the MSMEs that drive India's output and jobs.
How Made-In-India Is India’s First Hydrogen Train, Really?
India designed, built and integrated the trainset. The fuel cell stacks at its heart and the materials inside them come from abroad.
The Planned Hospital Bed That Has No Doctor
India counts the hospital beds it is short of. It seldom counts the doctors or nurses needed to run them.
India's Power Sector Has Mastered The Art of Passing Costs Down — To The Consumer
Every layer of the chain — fuel supplier, generator, transmission company, distributor — has a mechanism to pass costs forward. Only the consumer has none.
The Diamond Chain Rupture Is Showing Up In India's Listed Equity
Twenty listed names refract the shock into four cohorts. Each cohort is absorbing a different part of the rupture.
Google's Agentic AI Repositioning Just Put India's GCCs On The Clock
The agent operating system removes humans as the unit of production. Most of India's GCCs are now one parent-side budget call away from feeling it
India’s Massive Higher Education Overhaul Faces A Major Software Crisis
The institutional learning platforms NEP 2020 is meant to run on were architected for a pre-NEP world, hosted abroad, and procured before the data-residency law existed.
India's Compressed Biogas Moment Is Now, But Minus Its Feedstock
The global energy shock has made every domestic gas substitute urgent. Yet, against the 5,000 targeted in 2018, India has only 133 compressed biogas plants.
India’s Data Centre Dream Faces A Supply Chain Reckoning
The compelling projections and investments will not help close the multiple supply chain gaps, each with its own queue
The Two-Year Trap: Why India’s Highways Are Getting Stalled
Three packages. 912 km. No bids. Timelines are strangling India’s tweaked public-private toll model, which no contractor can meet and no lender will finance.
India Can Make Any Drug. What Will It Take to Invent a First-in-Class Molecule?
The industry that flooded the world with semaglutide on the same day it went generic has yet to invent a first-in-class drug that sells globally.
