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Saurabh Sharma

Saurabh Sharma

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Saurabh Sharma is Deputy News Editor at Business Today. 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, glob...

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Musk's Starlink could challenge national sovereignty: The Ukraine warning for India

How Elon Musk's Starlink could interfere with sovereign nations. Ukraine war reveals the risks

by Saurabh Sharma |Oct 11, 2026

A 2023 paper examines how Starlink became an important part of Ukraine's war against Russia

Professor Rakesh Kumar, author of The Chip Age

China is both a model and a warning for India's chip ambitions: US professor on what New Delhi should do

by Saurabh Sharma |Oct 4, 2026

I think it's particularly hard for India to get into advanced chip manufacturing, at least in the medium term, says Professor Rakesh Kumar, author of The Chip Age

Former Telecom Secretary JS Deepak

India's former top negotiator at WTO. Now he warns of risks in a full-fledged FTA with US

by Saurabh Sharma |Sep 27, 2026

A limited trade deal with the US could benefit India, but a broader agreement could put pressure on Indian agriculture and industry, as well as sectors such as pharmaceuticals, dairy, and poultry, say...

Col DPK Pillay has served with the International Committee of the Red Cross in the Middle East and North Africa region and is an International Research Advisor to the Korean War Memorial Organisation

'It's a fallacy': China and Pakistan are not India's only adversaries, warns army veteran

by Saurabh Sharma |Sep 16, 2026

​Pakistan has always been a piece of real estate that external powers needed and used in Afghanistan, against Iran, and to balance India, says military veteran DPK Pillay, author of 'India at War'

JS Deepak served as Secretary, Department of Telecommunications, from February 2016 to March 2017

'No good deed in govt goes unpunished': Ex-Telecom Secretary's memoir makes rare revelations on BSNL, 2G

by Saurabh Sharma |Sep 14, 2026

At BSNL, the former telecom secretary says he blocked a "wasteful procurement" bid that could have resulted in an Rs 8,000 crore scam. In the 2G spectrum auction case, he argues that the CAG miscalcul...

PM Modi with Chinese President Xi, Russian President Putin, Indonesian President Subianto during BRICS Summit (Photo: PTI)

'BRICS remains a useful hedging instrument': Expert explains what G2, G3 would mean for India

by Saurabh Sharma |Sep 12, 2026

The circumstances and the geopolitical developments have given a new lease of life to BRICS, says Happymon Jacob

BRICS Summit: The Summit's special invitees include BIMEC, ASEAN, and the African Union, bringing representation from a wider group of developing countries.

BRICS in the era of war: Can the bloc really do something for peace?

by Saurabh Sharma |Sep 11, 2026

BRICS Summit 2026: Russia and Iran, both directly involved in the two different conflicts, are among the BRICS members attending the summit

Iran expert questions Mecca Pact as Houthis attack Saudi

Saudi attacked by Houthis, Turkey targeted by Israel: So what is the Mecca Pact doing?

by Saurabh Sharma |Aug 24, 2026

No sign of Mecca Accords allies jumping into action or the alliance itself being relevant. That can change over time, but for now it is not playing a role, says West Asia expert Vali Nasr

Former Planning Commission Deputy Chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia

'Judicial system is in an unbelievable mess': Montek Singh Ahluwalia calls for urgent reform

by Saurabh Sharma |Aug 24, 2026

Unfortunately, I don't think the central government can set it right, says Montek Singh Ahluwalia

Ixigo Co-founder and Group CEO Rajnish Kumar has come up with a new book, 'Made in Fire: Hard-Won Lessons for Believers, Builders and Future Founders'

'My friends ended up seeing psychiatrists': Rajnish Kumar on ixigo's near-death moments and a deal he walked away from

by Saurabh Sharma |Aug 23, 2026

'We had a path to an exit; we had some secondary liquidity, so financially we were in a comfortable position, and we felt that being acquired by a very large company meant we had made it. But the more...