
Saurabh is Senior Assistant Editor at Business Today Digital. At the digital desk, he does all things breaking and developing - economy, policy, and politics. He's usually the guy chasing headlines, but every now and then - he spots a story before it becomes one. With over a decade in journalism, he has worked with The Financial Express, Mint, and Times Now. He tracks politics and global affairs, especially the power plays between Washington, Moscow, and Beijing, and keeps a close eye on the Middle East, China, Pak...

A gripping account of how Bangladesh's student uprising spiralled into a regime collapse - and how Islamist forces quietly seized the moment

Arun Maira, former member of the Planning Commission, points to the case of Henry Ford I, who understood the systemic loop connecting wages, demand, and growth

Kamala Harris, in her memoir '107 Days', has documented how Musk may have denied her a historic presidency and "bought himself an unelected co-presidency"

To achieve the level of economic growth that China experienced in the past two decades, India needs all sectors firing on all cylinders. This includes reforms across government, judiciary, and industr...

You have this economic difference where the South is prosperous, but politically, the North is powerful and getting more so if you look at the delimitation. This is an existential crisis, warns Rathin...

Even now, in a number of major crops, India's yields lag China and in some cases, by half - and that's been very puzzling, says economist Devesh Kapur

Subramanian shared the view in a conversation with the Carnegie Endowment alongside Devesh Kapur, his co-author of the new book - A Sixth of Humanity: Independent India’s Development Odyssey

India's hotel industry is entering a healthy growth cycle, with premium occupancy projected at 72–74 per cent in 2025–26, says Radisson South Asia COO

Washington was very close to finalise the defence pact in the fall of 2023

The whole country is still in recovery. Each state is recovering by itself. But compared to the others, I can say our recovery has been better, says Goa Tourism Minister Rohan Khaunte





