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The Mythos Factor: Why India Must Build Its Own Frontier AI
From Mythos to the Hormuz blockade, India faces compounding crises that demand strategic autonomy in AI, energy, and economic policy.
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.
Wall Street's AI Euphoria Masks A World On The Brink
Wall Street is hitting all-time highs. But behind the AI euphoria lies a world of rising oil, job cuts, and a war with no end in sight.
India’s Jet Fuel Folly: Why Domestic Ethanol Is A Net Economic Drain
Meanwhile, as the US and Iran aren’t close to reaching a consensus, New Delhi must decide if a special relationship with the US is worth enduring insults to its sovereignty and its citizens' dignity.
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.
The John Ternus Pick Shows How Apple Sees The AI Era
Apple’s elevation of John Ternus is a powerful reminder to shareholders and boards everywhere. A company’s choice of CEO is a declaration of its strategic priorities.
The Lost Art Of The Adventurer Capitalist
The passing of the legendary investor Mark Mobius served as a reminder of an era when the prospectors ruled the earth.
Noida’s Wage Squeeze: Why India Needs a Henry Ford Moment
Low pay, weak demand and rising costs collide in Noida’s unrest, offering a stark reminder that suppressing wages can choke consumption and undercut the very growth India’s employers seek.
