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India’s Plan For A Shipowners’ Insurance Club Is Stuck At Sea, Here’s Why
India lacks a strong ship ownership, legal depth, and financial muscle to build its own P&I club despite early policy-level interest.
India Gets Tariffs, Pakistan Gets Oil As Trump Deals With Epstein Heat
While US president Donald Trump rants about Russia and India and praises Pakistan, the Epstein files linger.
India’s Next Credit Boom Might Be on UPI, Not Plastic
Banks are pulling back on credit cards amid rising delinquencies, but QR-based RuPay-on-UPI is quietly gaining ground with frequent, low-ticket spends driving growth
India-US Trade Deal May Meet August Deadline, But The Devil’s In The Details
When it comes to India, the real importance of the trade deal with the US wouldn't be the timing, but what's in the fine print.
India's Dilution Of Emission Rules Sparks Industry Uncertainty
The notification issued in July has put a question mark on the Flue Gas Desulphurisation solutions industry and left environmental experts questioning why power plants are being let off the hook.
India Warms To China, Uncertainty Still Looms
India just made two quiet moves that hint at a thaw with China: it approved a joint venture with Chinese electronics firm Longcheer and lifted tourist visa restrictions. After years of strained ties, why the shift now?
India Must End Ambiguity Over Cryptocurrencies As US Legalises Stablecoins
As the US moves ahead with crypto laws, India’s need for regulatory clarity on stablecoins and blockchain becomes imperative.
India’s On Course To Hit Annual Targets Even With A Dip In Net Tax Collections
Higher refunds, advance tax payments, and regime changes affected net tax collections, but gross collections posted a modest rise.
Why Millions Can’t Access Their EPFO Savings
Millions of Indians are struggling to access their own PF savings as EPFO’s digital reforms trigger chaos, rejections, and a booming market of fixers.
AI71 Crash Investigation Falters Because Of Botched Communications
The preliminary report on the AI171 crash has left the public guessing, raising urgent questions about how aviation authorities manage communication after disasters
India Will Lead IKEA’s Small Store Revolution: India Country Commercial Manager Adosh Sharma
In this week’s The Core Report: Weekend Edition, Adosh Sharma, Country Commercial Manager of IKEA India, said the Swedish furniture giant is reshaping its India strategy by prioritising smaller, concept-driven stores to better reflect local consumer behaviour.
Trump Continues Swinging His Wrecking Ball, China Makes Strides In Chip Race
As the US president carries his tariff threats too far, China is rushing ahead with its chip ambitions.
