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- The old order of Indian business is set to undergo a tectonic shift, thanks to a host of new companies and their disruptive businesses.
Immigrants' Game Gets A Makeover
India's most popular sport is making giant global strides backed by diaspora, an audience-friendly short format, and a gush of money. Can it now capture the attention of a wider global audience?When will India see its first mega public offer?
The equity market is witnessing record fundraising. But when will India see its first mega public offer?
Slow down but stay involved, says Meghna Agarwal, Co-founder, IndiQubeÂ
IndiQube provides flexible workspaces
GST Needs Wider Net, Lower Rates
Its grand success requires that the tax burden be moderate, coverage comprehensive, administration use cutting-edge technology, and dispute resolution swift and fair. By unlocking the hidden potential of millions of women, India can accelerate its journey to becoming a global economic powerhouse by 2047. What is needed is a robust and institutionalised system of resource federalism as an intrinsic part of fiscal federalism To create 400 million jobs, India needs to reimagine the challenge as one of employed poverty rather than unemployment. High wages need high productivity employers.India must sustain its growth rate in a hostile and heterodox global environment
Here's what India must do to sustain its growth rate in a hostile and heterodox global environment marked by volatilityIndians need to think and dream big, and combine that with flawless and speedy execution
We need to think and dream big, and combine that with flawless and speedy execution, accompanied by deep reforms. We need to use technology to improve our health and education outcomes and upgrade the existing labour stock through a massive skilling effort A sensible investment strategy involves ignoring the noise and using a systematic criterion to pick assets. A good investment strategy can be boring.India Must Embrace Competitiveness
Protectionism in response to trade deficits only worsens outcomes by reducing competitiveness and disincentivising its enhancement.India must build its own LLMs and apps as part of the fabled 'India Stack'
India must build its own LLMs and apps as part of the fabled 'India Stack'; like it did with UPI and Aadhaar.The Indian aviation sector continues to soar, and the best is yet to come
Total passenger traffic has grown from around 120 million to over 236 million per annum.Reimagining India's Public Sector
India's policies since 1991 have been to get government out of business' way. Robust public sector is needed for providing basic needs equitably. India: A Roaring Tiger or Lumbering Elephant?
Corrections do not negate the unequivocal benefits that accrue from a rising stock market- drop in cost of equity capital and shift in household savings to financial assets.Innovation is the Essence of Digital Bharat
With careful governance, India has the potential to be a digital powerhouse for all Indians, as well as a beacon of innovation for the world.State Governments Have Powers to Enact Reforms, But Not Willingness
State governments have all the powers to enact reforms, but very few have shown the willingness to go ahead.
Will Flipkart Minutes be able to make a mark in India's quick commerce segment?
Flipkart Minutes enters India’s booming quick commerce segment, taking on Blinkit, Zepto, and Swiggy Instamart. While supply chain gives it an edge, leadership uncertainty and intense competition pose challenges.How RBI's optimism about India's growth contrasts with cautionary signals
RBI's optimism about India’s growth contrasts with cautionary signals, such as faltering consumer confidence and potential risks in retail credit.Why the Burman family needs to infuse money in Religare to get it back on track
After a long battle, the Burman family has seized control of Religare. It needs to infuse money and get it back on track.Why the resolution of gas migration dispute involving RIL and ONGC may take some time
The gas migration dispute involving Reliance Industries and ONGC has taken a new turn; a resolution may take some time.
Viksit Bharat calls for 2.5 percentage points higher growth, says Montek Singh Ahluwalia
Montek Singh Ahluwalia, former Deputy Chairman of the Planning Commission, on what needs to be done to put India on a higher growth path and the challenges ahead.
