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India’s Real Energy Crisis Isn’t In The Gulf. It’s The Lack Of Political Will At Home
West Asia conflict exposes India’s energy vulnerabilities, highlighting need for policy reforms, coal use and reduced dependence on imported fuels.
How A Major Dollar Rise In Crude Oil Travels Through India’s Energy Chain
Every major rise in crude considerably widens the trade deficit, strains the fiscal position, and compresses downstream margins while handing upstream producers a gain the government promptly taxes away. The asymmetric arithmetic is most unkind to refiners.
Deal Or No Deal? Trump’s Reliance Refinery Claim Keeps Industry Guessing
US president Donald Trump hailed a massive Reliance refinery investment in Texas, yet the company has stayed silent, leaving industry watchers unsure whether a deal actually exists.
India’s Infrastructure Financing Has Shed Its ‘House Of Debt’ Thanks To Diversification
A decade after the famous 2012-13 ‘House of Debt’ report by Credit Suisse warned about the high debt levels of India’s infrastructure conglomerates, the sector has now been redefined thanks to policy shifts, new investment vehicles and cleaner balance sheets.
India Shields Homes From Gas Crisis As Industry Bears Hormuz Shock
With Hormuz-linked LNG supplies disrupted and prices surging, India is protecting household gas use while industrial consumers brace for curbs and rising costs.
Indians Built Dubai’s Oasis. Why Can’t We Build Our Own?
If India truly wants to become a destination for global investment—and retain the vast wealth and talent of its own people—it must get its act together.
India’s Oil Security Cannot Depend on Temporary US Waivers
India’s heavy dependence on West Asia and Russian oil raises energy security concerns as limited US waiver offers little relief.
UAE Announces Aid for Stranded Passengers, but Some Say Support Yet to Reach Them
Thousands stranded in UAE after flight cancellations, with some passengers saying promised government support for accommodation and meals remains unclear.
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.
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.
A Billion-Dollar Deadlock: Why Tata Sons Is Deferring Its Leadership Vote
The leadership clash at the Tata group may impact future strategic direction, as the $149 billion salt‑to‑software giant braces for a decisive transformation.
