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The Cabinet approved National Green Hydrogen Mission in January 2023
Updated : Jun 11, 2026

 India's green hydrogen ambitions face a reality check 

Three years after launch, only 0.16% of the 2030 production target has been commissioned and just 1.27% of the mission’s budget spent

Each outage has followed a consistent pattern. MCX announces a delay, then revises the restart time multiple times—sometimes without explanation. Trading resumes briefly with a brief statement that operations have moved to the Disaster Recovery site.
Updated : Jun 10, 2026

Trapped at the Terminal - Where Even Your Stop-Loss Won't Work

SEBI's goal to include banks, insurers, pension funds, and foreign investors in commodity derivatives is welcome; however, institutional investors review outage histories before investing.

Modi is now India's longest-serving elected Prime Minister
Updated : Jun 10, 2026

PM Modi's 12 years: A strong foundation for a developed India

A review of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 12 years in office links welfare delivery, economic reform and infrastructure expansion. It presents this period as the foundation for a developed India, a stronger global standing, and key gains for Rajasthan

Modi is now India's longest-serving elected Prime Minister
Updated : Jun 10, 2026

Service, good governance and resolve: The defining pillars of PM Modi's 12 years

Over the past 12 years, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership has been framed as an era defined by service, good governance and national resolve, marked by welfare-driven governance, decisive policymaking, cultural resurgence and India's growing global stature

Modi is now India's longest-serving elected Prime Minister
Updated : Jun 10, 2026

12 years of PM Modi: A golden era of service, good governance and a developed India

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini marked 12 years of the Modi government by calling it a golden era of service and good governance

PM Modi worked to make governance more citizen-centric, transparent, and result-oriented.
Updated : Jun 10, 2026

12 years of Modi government: Service, development and national renewal

Hon'ble Prime Minister Modi Ji has given the people not only schemes and programs but also a clear goal, a broad vision, and a national resolve filled with confidence. He has instilled the belief that India is not merely a land of possibilities but also a land of achievements.

Modi became the first leader since 1962 to serve a third consecutive term as Prime Minister.
Updated : Jun 10, 2026

Twelve years of transformation: Trust, development and India's rise

Prime Minister Modi has extended support to Maharashtra in addressing its major developmental needs and challenges. From facilitating land for the Indu Mill Memorial to supporting projects such as the Amravati Textile Park and Vadhvan Port, his backing has been instrumental in advancing key infrastructure initiatives.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership is reshaping India’s development trajectory and global identity.
Updated : Jun 10, 2026

One India, many dreams: 12 years of good governance and development

Twelve years under Prime Minister Narendra Modi have transformed governance from distant promises into direct citizen-centric delivery, fostering trust, dignity, opportunity and confidence among millions.

Under PM Modi's leadership, India is providing leadership to the world across sectors.
Updated : Jun 10, 2026

Modi era: From the resolve of a developed India to the renaissance of Devbhoomi

As India enters the Amrit Kaal of a developed nation, it is the responsibility of every citizen of Uttarakhand to become an active participant in this journey of transformation. We are confident that under the visionary leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India will become a developed, self-reliant nation and a guiding force for the world by 2047

SAF has evolved from a mere technological experiment into the pillar of contemporary aviation revolution solving the emissions dilemma without grounding aircraft. 
Updated : Jun 4, 2026

The green flight reckoning: Financing and governing aviation's climate transition

Glamorised as the engine of civilisation, aviation has long occupied a unique position in climate discourse by escaping the strict gaze of decarbonisation. However, the urgency of alternate fuel has drawn attention to aviation’s overall climatic footprint including its broader atmospheric effects.

It is a bespoke framework, and if it is not designed with clarity and intention, it can create as many issues as it seeks to solve.
Updated : Apr 29, 2026

Designing trusts that last: Why trust structures need more thought than templates

Instead of building a structure tailored to their specific needs, families tend to rely on “what works in the market”—adopting templated models or replicating structures they have seen others use.

India has emerged as a primary destination for global institutional capital in real assets (Pic: AI generated)
Updated : Apr 23, 2026

From hedge to conviction: Why global capital is doubling down on India's real assets

Indian real estate attracted $10.4 billion in institutional investment across 77 transactions in 2025

The ECTA is not just a trade deal; it is an invitation to own the infrastructure of the future
Updated : Apr 16, 2026

The new Indo-Pacific powerhouse: Why Australia is the strategic frontier for Indian investment

Australia’s ACCU (Australian Carbon Credit Unit) scheme is one of the most transparent and robust in the world. Indian investors in reforestation, soil carbon, or renewable-led green hydrogen can generate high-integrity carbon credits. 

IBC Bill 2025: India, currently positioned to pass its most ambitious creditor rights legislation since 2016, is an important test case
Updated : Apr 9, 2026

When giving banks more power may backfire

When a bank has enhanced powers to seize assets, initiate proceedings, and push a firm into liquidation, the expected cost of bankruptcy rises — not just in practice, but in the minds of the people who run companies.

India now must treat energy as sovereignty rather than a sector
Updated : Apr 2, 2026

Viksit Bharat will need energy sovereignty, not just energy security

The geopolitical window will not remain open indefinitely. Every year of delay is a year the US and China consolidate and India’s options narrow.

Sustained oil shock combined with knock-on effects on trade and domestic spending could shave a full percentage point off India's FY27 GDP growth forecast
Updated : Mar 18, 2026

When oil catches fire: The US-Israel-Iran war poses a real and present challenge to India's growth

With Brent crude approaching $100 a barrel amid the US-Iran conflict, India faces a multi-front challenge — a wider trade gap, higher inflation, a strained government budget, and corporate earnings under siege.

A new breed of companies from small and big towns is rising and fueling the next wave of economic growth, says Prashant Singhal
Updated : Mar 16, 2026

The rise of modern Bharat and ‘Kohinoors’ of entrepreneurs

A large number of domestic champions have emerged who have built size, scale, profitability and global competitiveness while staying away from the limelight.

AI is improving how revenue is earned before it dramatically changes how much revenue is earned.
Updated : Mar 5, 2026

AI’s structural shift: From efficiency lever to outcome-driven growth engine

Industry leaders say AI’s direct revenue share remains modest today, but its deeper integration into workflows, pricing models and talent structures could redefine IT services economics over the next five years.

A simple clarification in the DAP 2026, such as an explicit safe harbour for IOCC-routed investment in Make-I procurements, would remove a significant barrier to capital participation
Updated : Feb 25, 2026

Fixing defence's FDI blind spot: Why the 'make' category needs a clearer rulebook

The Government’s Aatmanirbhar Bharat targets – ₹3 lakh crore in defence production and ₹50,000 crore in exports by 2029 – demand private and foreign capital participation

The ruling should prompt India to re-examine its trade deal with the United States. Here's why
Updated : Feb 21, 2026

India must reassess US trade deal after tariff ruling

By ruling that President Donald Trump lacked authority to impose sweeping “reciprocal tariffs” under the IEEPA, the Court closed the fastest route for economy-wide tariffs and reasserted Congress’s control over trade policy.

Beyond M&As, trade unions and farmers have risen up to what they call the anti-worker and anti-farmer attitude of the government.
Updated : Feb 13, 2026

Rethinking negotiations to achieve better outcomes

Apart from the above, negotiations at the corporate level are equally important. They find resonance in mergers and acquisitions (M&As), hiring of CEOs and other senior management leaders, performance appraisals between employees and the Human Resources Departments and within family businesses to arrive at amicable partitions.  

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