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Can Naidu’s New AI Bet Deliver What His Last Tech Boom Didn’t?
Two decades after the IT boom, Naidu is now betting on AI data centres. Big investments are flowing in, but jobs and environmental costs remain unanswered.
Dubai Tejas Crash: Spotlight Back On Defence Privatisation
Dubai’s Tejas crash highlights bureaucratic setbacks to indigenous defence. As drone warfare rises, India must prioritise strategic manufacturing for security.
Rising Pay, Falling Skills: Like The US, India Faces An Employment Paradox
Young engineers avoid factory jobs for IT and government roles, leaving manufacturing with skill shortages despite rising salaries and abundant opportunities.
Is A Weary Trump Giving In On Tariffs?
Trump admits the US lacks skilled workers as immigration remains tight; easing tariffs on India, China, Switzerland signals cooling trade tensions.
Restrict Phones, Save Young Minds: Can India Learn From American Politicians?
New Jersey’s new governor’s bold reforms—price freezes, phone bans, anti-social media moves—spark US debate and echo urgent questions for India.
AI Comes For White Collar Jobs, Robots For Blue Collar Jobs
In the near future, robots may replace domestic help, transforming homes while potentially causing job losses across lower-income sectors.
Does Piyush Pandey’s Passing Signify The End of Advertising As We Knew It?
A week of losses — ad legend Piyush Pandey’s passing marks the end of TV’s golden ad era as influencers rise.
Should India Go the America Way in Data Centres?
Data centres are booming as AI drives massive demand — but their rapid growth raises a pressing question: how much power?
It’s Time India Encouraged More Global Companies To Its Bourses
India’s IPO boom is on, but Hyundai and LG’s listings show why India needs more blue-chip MNCs to deepen and steady its markets.
Ease of Doing Business Within Govt More Important Than With It
Navi Mumbai Airport readies for grand debut, but road links and rail hurdles highlight Mumbai’s urgent need for better cross-connections.
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?
In A Changing World Order, Students And Parents Must Revisit Foreign Degrees
Rising visa refusals, soaring costs, and hostile politics are dimming the middle-class dream of foreign degrees, forcing families to rethink.
