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Viral reset

The pandemic has changed the world economic order and India may need till 2023 to regain its ranking  

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Consuming with a viral difference

As COVID-19 continues to remake our world, it is changing our buying behaviours

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The darkest hour

 India topped the global shame list for internet shutdowns and paid a heavy price for it  

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India’s junkyard awaits a smart policy

An efficient scrappage system can provide a boost to the auto industry and reduce pollution levels. But, it will be prohibitively expensive

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The ones making our lives easier, don’t have it easy themselves

According a Fairwork report, India’s platform economy is riddled with problems of unfair pay and poor working conditions

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Divided by borders, united by corruption

Asian countries reek of dishonest officials, rampant bribery and distrust in government. Among them, India takes the top spot

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India’s beauty industry is getting a digital makeover

As more and more Indians get online, beauty and personal care brands reap the benefits

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Home is where the uber-rich reside

The City of Dreams has the highest concentration of those who have already achieved theirs  

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Can electric vehicles find their way around India?

EVs have found little success, but with considerable headroom for growth, the segment is charged up 

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Why cold chains are in hot demand

There is an urgent need for cold storage facilities across the country and COVID-19 just added its own twist

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For NBFCs, bad luck comes in threes

After the IL&FS crisis and the slowdown, these financial institutions now have to deal with COVID-19-caused delinquencies

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Sailing through a storm

The shipping industry is in trouble, but there is a glimmer of hope in the deep sea