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By Ajit Ranade |

India’s macro backdrop today looks unusually reassuring.

By Lekha Rattanani |

A sudden death of a top politician in an air crash naturally causes deep distress and brings big uncertainties in the political arena, particularly when the…

By Satish Kumar |

The World is never going to be perfect. Therefore, we need to see the world as perfect as it is. We can grow, transform and evolve together.

By Satish Kumar |

Our planet Earth favours diversity. In the beginning of time, in the hours of the Big Bang, there was only energy and gas.

By Ajit Ranade |

On February 1, the Finance Minister will present the Union Budget for the next fiscal year against a macroeconomic backdrop that would be the envy of the world.

By Asuri Vasudevan |

It is by now well recognised that geopolitical risks combined with impulsive and non-uniform drifts of a dominant economy like the United States in trade and other…

By Malay Mishra |

Zohran Mamdani took the oath of office as the mayor of New York, the largest and most important city of USA, at a decommissioned subway of Manhattan to symbolise his…

By Ajit Ranade |

A few years ago, outside the Transport Commissioner’s office in Bandra, thousands of Ola and Uber drivers staged a protest.

By Pavitra Mohan |

By Pavitra Mohan and Ashmita Gulechha 

By Vappala Balachandran |

Various theories have been advanced to explain the reasons for Donald Trump’s order to abduct Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and attack the resource-rich Latin…

By GN Bajpai |

We head into the New Year with India continuing to be the fastest growing large economy in a world marked by challenges.

By Jagdish Rattanani |

The debate on the ever-alive topic ‘Does God exist?’ between the well-known poet and lyricist Javed Akhtar, an atheist, and the graduate of Islamic studies Mufti…

By Ajit Ranade |

The passage of the Viksit Bharat Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission (Gramin) Bill, 2025 called the VB-G RAM G Bill, marks a decisive break from one of India’s…

By Jagdish Rattanani |

Conventional thinking from mainstream economists travelling down to the average citizen has it that GDP growth is desirable and good – the higher the better.

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By Ajay Patnaik