Sarvam: India’s AI Leap
Business Today Magazine’s latest issue turns its focus to a critical theme shaping the future of economies and technology: The growing importance of self-reliance in an era of volatile global supply chains and rapidly advancing artificial intelligence. As geopolitical tensions and energy disruptions expose the vulnerabilities of overdependence on external systems, the conversation around economic and technological sovereignty has become more urgent than ever. At the heart of this issue is the rise of a new generation of Indian technology builders working to develop foundational AI capabilities within the country. The cover story explores how India’s ambitions in artificial intelligence are evolving, the strategic importance of building domestic technological capacity, and why control over core technologies—from AI models to semiconductor ecosystems—will increasingly influence economic resilience and national competitiveness. Beyond artificial intelligence, the issue also examines how global shocks—from supply chain disruptions to energy market volatility—are reinforcing the need for stronger domestic capabilities and strategic buffers. Together, these insights offer a broader perspective on how nations and businesses are preparing for a more uncertain global landscape. All this and more in the latest issue. Now on stands!
RBI's monetary policy addresses concerns about imported inflation due to the tariffsThe RBI noted that though there is a risk of imported inflation because of the tariffs, the potential impact on growth is more pressing.Teena Jain Kaushal
UBER: 'Safety key for popularity of autonomous cars', says Sachin Kansal, Chief Product Officer, UberSachin Kansal, Chief Product Officer, Uber, shares insights on the company’s autonomous vehicle strategy, AI-driven innovation, and the balance between human drivers and self-driving technology.Chetan Bhutani
How Haldiram's is fuelling global expansion by raising funds from marquee investment firmsThe 88-year-old Indian snacking giant, Haldiram's, is fuelling global expansion by raising funds from marquee investment firms.Arnab Dutta 
Buyout Bet to Mitigate Risks: Acquisition of Century Pulp & Paper gives ITC a presence in north IndiaThe acquisition of Century Pulp & Paper gives ITC a presence in north India, with in-house expertise in pulp manufacturing.Krishna Gopalan
Allianz Exit a Pivotal MomentThe key question for the Indian insurance sector now is whether composite licences will drive consolidation or would 100% FDI attract new entrantsTeena Jain Kaushal
IKEA doubles down on a sustainability-first strategy as it expands into North IndiaWith its latest foray into North India, IKEA is doubling down on a strategy that prioritises sustainability over speed
Arnab Dutta 
India Hiring Resilient for B-Schools, to that of US and other overseas B-schoolsThings are not bleak for business school placements in India when compared to that of US and other overseas B-schoolsGeorge Skaria
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