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SC Opens the Blockchain Door, It’s Time to Walk Through It
Property fights drag on in India mostly because of the way we keep our records. The Supreme Court said last week that the country should adopt blockchain to fix this problem. But for the technology to work, the government must keep a few important things in mind.
Is This the End of Layovers? India’s Airlines Are Making Direct Flights the New Normal
IndiGo, Air India, and Akasa now fly direct to London, Frankfurt, and Bali — faster trips, lower fares, smarter skies.
India’s Emission Rules: What It Means For Companies
India’s new emission rules mandate 280 firms to cut emissions or buy carbon credits, boosting net-zero goals but posing cost challenges.
Built but Barely Used: The Reality of India’s Regional Airports
India’s UDAN scheme built dozens of regional airports, but many lie idle—victims of poor planning, low demand, and weak connectivity.
Neither Formal Nor Informal, Gig Workers Ecosystem Influences New Labour Policies
With 270 million online shoppers, India’s gig economy is surging, outpacing staffing services and reshaping employment norms through policy reforms
India IPO Boom, US Politics, Bihar Polls: The Week That Was
India’s IPO surge contrasts with weak private investment, Trump faces political losses, global markets stay volatile, and climate and economic challenges intensify worldwide.
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.
Toyota And Suzuki’s Pairing In India Is Shifting Their Trajectories
In India, Suzuki operates through Maruti Suzuki, where it holds about 58.3% stake. Meanwhile, Toyota runs the show through its local arm, Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM).
India’s Silver Boom Prompts Strategy Changes Across Industry Chain
As the dust settles on silver prices, participants across the value chain are reworking strategies.
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.
After Ratan Tata: A Leadership Void at the Heart of the Tata Empire
In this week's The Core Report: The Weekend Edition, Govindraj Ethiraj speaks with Shriram Subramanian, Founder and MD of InGovern Research Services and Hetal Dalal, President & Chief Operating Officer Institutional Investor Advisory Services India Limited, onTata Trusts’ rift that shows how legacy-driven leadership without succession or strong governance can unsettle even India’s most stable conglomerates.
Trade deals, A Gold Medal And A Crown: Diplomacy Trump Style
The highlight of Trump’s Asian tour was, of course, his meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Here’s why.
