
Saurabh Sharma is Senior Assistant Editor at Business Today Digital. He writes on the economy, policy, business, and politics. With over a decade in journalism, he has worked with The Financial Express, Mint, and Times Now.
At BT, he tracks Indian politics, global affairs, and the strategic rivalries shaping Washington, Moscow, and Beijing, with a focus on China, Pakistan, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia.
Away from the newsroom, he enjoys non-fiction, especially books on geopolitics, intelligenc...

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India should build military, economic, and diplomatic deterrence on its own to prevent the PRC from altering the status quo on the boundary, writes Vijay Gokhale, former foreign secretary, in his late...

As far as the FDI part is concerned, there has been a lot of confusion on this, says Arvind Panagariya

Arvind Panagariya backed his argument with macroeconomic data, pointing to average GDP growth, stable investment levels, and contained inflation

Kerala has missed its demographic dividend and is ageing rapidly before achieving prosperity. It is also among the country's most indebted states, and most of the debt is hidden within state PSUs, say...

For the first time, Ram Charan, an Indian-American business consultant and Harvard Business School Baker Scholar, has explained in his latest book how Xi Jinping's China became a manufacturing giant ...

If the Iran conflict drags on and crude prices remain elevated, the economic impact on India could be significant - from inflation and a weaker rupee to pressure on fuel companies and rising import bi...




