BS Manthan: PK Mishra, principal secretary to the Prime Minister of India, believes the country must adopt an 'anti-fragile' approach in an uncertain world
Some legal experts believe the case may indicate the need for a review of Sebi's takeover norms
Battling economic and political crises, Pakistan hopes the Champions Trophy will be the balm the country desperately needs
A key area where De Beers wants to make an impact is ensuring the authenticity of diamonds - a major concern among customers and sometimes even jewellers
Support for Indian art at the Met is diverse, it comes not only from India but also from the US and beyond, says Hollein
The big push for charging stations is understandable. Range anxiety remains a worry for customers, more so in the case of electric cars
India paid $109 billion in sea freight to foreign operators in 2021-22, and last year stood vulnerable to international price volatility and impact of sanctions on Russia during the geopolitical crise
Last week, BCCI released a 10-point policy document: "Participation in domestic matches is mandatory for players to remain eligible for selection in the national team and for central contracts."
The RBI must come out with an official explanation, but until it does, we can only guess. But there are a few reasonable hypotheses
India's slowing economy is most exposed to the latest bans because refiners must pay much more to purchase alternative crudes from West Asia in the short term
The DPDP Act comes with a long gestation period. What does that mean for its efficacy?
An ancient civilisation with a modern outlook, India has a lot of fine strengths - in cinema, sports, art, culture, food, yoga - that it is building on
Women's badminton faces uncertainty due to a shrinking talent pool, lack of quality coaches, and overreliance on Gopichand
It all began five years before the dawn of 2000, when mobile phone service entered India
Although the talk about the New Year agenda within the government was subdued on December 31, the day started with promise of work in 2025
There were wedding bells and concerts, there were tears and smiles, there were controversies and questions- and there were moments when time stood still
Trailblazing comebacks and teary goodbyes marked an eventful year
Critical tweaks in laws, spirit of enterprise and the pandemic brought about this transition. Tech and innovation will now define the industry's future
India's trade relations with the world have evolved in the last 25 years. New partnerships have been forged, old ones have been strengthened, but challenges remain
From political continuity - and shifts - to landmark ceremonies, 2024 saw power struggles, protests, and symbolic moments