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Sanjay Kapur’s Rs 30,000-Cr Feud Shows Indian Business Families Can No Longer Ignore Succession Planning
The SonaComstar high-stakes battle is a wake up call for promoters to formalise family agreements that will stand the test of time and law.
Suzlon 2.0: Can The Turbine Maker Become A Developer And Landlord?
The wind major has rebuilt itself into four businesses and pledged to quadruple both its annual sales and the fleet it services by 2031. Will its bets pay off?
Stuck In The Middle: Fashion Brands Like Pantaloons And Max Are Facing An Identity Crisis
As value retail charges ahead and aspirational brands pull consumers upward, retailers like Pantaloons and Max find themselves without a clear constituency.
Automakers Are Rediscovering The Bottom Of The Pyramid, Proving That Economic Headwinds Breed Competitive Ingenuity
As premiumisation hits its ceiling and budgets tighten, India's automakers are rediscovering the entry-level consumer and finding that the bottom of the pyramid never really went away.
How Made-In-India Is India’s First Hydrogen Train, Really?
India designed, built and integrated the trainset. The fuel cell stacks at its heart and the materials inside them come from abroad.
India Lags On Biogas, Hydrogen Targets Amid Supply Crunch
Driven by supply disruptions in West Asia, New Delhi is racing to find domestic alternatives, but high costs and weak infrastructure are stalling its ambitious green energy transition.
Hero Leads, Honda Closes In, But Both Are Losing Ground In EV Race
As India's two-wheeler giants battle for market leadership, faster-moving rivals are setting the pace in electric vehicles.
India's Liquor Companies Chase Premium As Mass Market Gets Squeezed Out
As alcobev giants chase margins at the top of the shelf, the regular segment is shrinking, squeezed by policy, economics and corporate indifference.
Fuel Shock Sparks India's Fastest Electric Vehicle Revolution Yet
Fuel shocks are driving India's fastest EV shift yet, as consumers once again prioritise efficiency over performance and convenience.
The Planned Hospital Bed That Has No Doctor
India counts the hospital beds it is short of. It seldom counts the doctors or nurses needed to run them.
Maruti, Hyundai, And Nissan Fueled India’s Record Car Export. Here's How
A renewed offensive in right-hand-drive markets prepares automakers to surpass historic milestones, even as shipping bottlenecks and aggressive foreign competition threaten margins.
Why Data Centres Are Charting An Off-Grid Path To Power Themselves
India's largest data centre operators might be realising that state utilities cannot meet their increasing demands for steady power quickly or flexibly enough, and are seeking to generate, procure and power on their own terms.
