Opinion

Over the past nine years, Indian start-ups have attracted international investors and expanded their footprint in global markets

How Start-up India Fuelled the Spirit of Enterprise for a Global Future

BY Sudhir Panikassery

Government data and companies balance sheets show that consumers are spending less

Can 2025 Be the Year of Consumption Revival?

BY Abheek Barua

Both companies, despite differences in sector and business models, are striving to optimise their operational processes

How IndiGo and Ola Electric’s Divergent Journeys Offer Lessons in Expanding a Business

BY Surya Prakash

Energy efficiency is not just about reducing energy consumption—it’s about unlocking the growth potential of MSMEs while supporting India’s decarbonisation goals.

Why MSMEs Should Tap Energy Efficiency to Power Productivity

BY Ramnath Vaidyanathan

The benefits of satellite internet access would be far-reaching, with improved connectivity enhancing education and healthcare delivery

How Satellite Internet Can Bridge India’s Digital Divide and Expand Its Strategic Heft

BY Rakshith Shetty

Jaijit Bhattacharya

Jaijit Bhattacharya Writes: Why Tech Sovereignty is Important

BY Jaijit Bhattacharya

Neelkanth Mishra

Neelkanth Mishra Writes: How to Make India a Product Nation

BY Neelkanth Mishra

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Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw

Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw Writes: Biotechnology is Key to Tech Transformation

BY Kiran Mazumdar Shaw

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How India’s Tax Landscape is Shaping Foreign Investment in 2025

With newer technology, there are always newer things to do, jobs that never existed before

AI-Triggered Work Anxiety is Unfounded—The Future is Newer, Better Jobs

BY Madhav Krishna

by freepik : India’s data centre installed capacity is expected to grow from 960 MW to up to 9.2 GW by 2030, according to Nomura.

Why India Should Focus on "Greening" Its AI Data Centres

BY Labanya Prakash Jena and Prasad Ashok Thakur

Boards should be equipped to challenge management with questions about the strategic direction of a company in an AI-driven world

Boardroom Revamps Loom on the Horizon as AI Demands New Tech Expertise

BY Karuna Gopal

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The Tata-SP Feud: A Corporate Battle that Could Redefine Shareholder Rights

BY Sakate Khaitan

SP Group Shares in Tata Sons and The Illiquidity Risk for Minority Shareholders

SP Group Shares in Tata Sons and The Illiquidity Risk for Minority Shareholders

BY Umakanth Varottil

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Recognising the tangible benefits of addressing climate change can empower societies worldwide to commit to sustainable practices.

Eight Sustainability Myths Clouding Global Climate Action

BY Tanya Singhal

A resolution that respects the interests of both parties while safeguarding Tata Sons’ governance and reputation is imperative.

Tata Sons vs SP Group: A Corporate Clash with National Stakes

BY Shailesh Haribhakti

A recent study shows that by embracing sustainable practices, MSMEs could save 136,581 tonnes of CO2 annually and reduce energy costs by Rs 370 million.

Future Proofing Indian MSMEs: Building a Business Case for Energy Efficiency

BY Dr. Bhaskar Natarajan

Semiconductor Industry

Why India’s Semiconductor Future Needs Empowerment, Not Red Tape

Harnessing technologies enables organisations to redefine corporate responsibility across key areas such as compliance, accountability, strategy and impact.

How Climate Analytics Powered by Big Data is Reshaping ESG Reporting

BY Jaya Vaidhyanathan

The world urgently needs to shift to restorative, regenerative processes to re-build entire ecosystems while delivering economic gains.

Embracing Regenerative Multi-Solving for a Thriving Planet

BY Rushikesh Chavan

Indias apparel industry has traditionally been resistant to change due to complexities involving multiple stakeholders, including designers, suppliers, manufacturers and retailers.

Why Apparel Industry Needs Technology Stimulus for its Sustainability Drive

BY Ramalingam T

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Firms tend to hide their climate goals to avoid scrutiny and questions about how they would achieve them.

Why Firms Green Hush their ESG Achievements

BY Stephan Dua-Modest

Delhi’s air quality is among the worst in the world, with PM2.5 levels 20 times higher than the safe limit of 25 micrograms per cubic meter, as prescribed by the World Health Organization.

The Silent Surrender: How Delhi Lost Its Fight for Breath and Water

The online marketplace has allowed for the discovery of newer brands and products

Kirana Stores are Closing Down, but are Consumers Complaining?

BY Harshit Rakheja

ESG has become the norm to evaluate a company’s sustainability and ethical practices

Can AI Unlock the Scope of ESG in India?

BY Karuna Gopal

India has made indisputable progress in large-scale deployment of clean energy infrastructure and real-time management of power grids. The country could gain significantly if it expended the same strategy to other green sectors.

India's Opportunity To Play Its 'Trump Card'

BY Labanya Prakash Jena and Prasad Ashok Thakur

If farmers have to be supported with climate-resilient practices, they will need financing (and not just technology) support from the developed economies.

What Can the Next COP Session Do for Farmers

BY M Ramakrishnan

Freepik : Gender budgeting does not mean earmarking separate funds for women, but analysing a budget to identify gender-differential impacts

How Much Does India Spend on its Women? Gender Budgeting Can Provide Some Answers

BY Lekha Chakraborty

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The Enduring Legacy of Tata Sons Remains Intact at Bombay House

BY Naveen Khajanchi

Housing Finance

Rise in Tech Tools for Housing Credit is Helping Fuel Homeowners’ Dreams

BY Rachit Gehani

by freepik : The energy and transport sectors, the largest emitters, have attracted 44 percent of total private climate finance, while agriculture and industry, the next largest emitters, have received less than 4 percent of total climate financing

How Climate Action Could Become Business Strategy for the Private Sector

Banks Need to Look Beyond Traditional Deposits

Why Banks Need to Look Beyond Traditional Deposits to Bridge the Credit Gap

BY Manish Jaiswal

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