FM's Budget speech earmarked 'taxation' as a dominant pillar to guide India through a reformatory phase
The government's budgetary strategy focusses on modification and moderation, a fine balance between the long term and the short term
The release of Rs 1 lakh crore is a booster for consumption and savings, depending on how the taxpayer uses this benefit.
In every role he held, be it Finance Minister or Prime Minister, Singh remained open-minded and constantly sought new ideas.
This generation is creating new grammar for social and professional existence. They are reimagining the very concept of work, identity, and social belonging.
Investors should opt to build a diversified equity portfolio comprising stocks of companies with strong fundamentals.
For Bitcoin, its future lies not as a currency but as a cornerstone of the modern financial ecosystem.
As AI advances, so will its role in health insurance. In the future, it shall perform a variety of complex tasks, making it more accessible and aligned with individual needs.
India's hiring landscape is undergoing a shift. As industries increasingly adopt AI, robotics, and cloud computing, the demand for specialised talent is skyrocketing.
Addressing the pressing challenges of climate vulnerability, infrastructure gaps, and skill development will be essential to unlocking rural India's full potential.
In the coming year, as many as 32 companies have Sebi approval to raise Rs. 42,000 crore, while another 55 looking to raise Rs. 1.15 lakh crore are awaiting approval.
The Indian cement industry is making significant strides to shift to a more sustainable future. However, challenges such as high infrastructure costs remain
The Indian pharma industry is at a juncture where digital transformation is sweeping the healthcare landscape.
A look at the key trends that will redefine how content will be created, distributed, and consumed.
Call to action for 'Data Daan' is the need of the hour to build a national movement on donating data for a digital India, where AI models accurately reflect the Indian context.
Four disruptions - urbanisation, technological change, demographic shifts, and global connectivity - are converging to create a new world order.
India has a dynamic and discerning consumer base, whose consumption pattern is experiencing a significant transformation.
The government will focus on R&D and ambitious missions, such as human spaceflight, while operational responsibilities increasingly transition to the private sector.
Rural consumption is poised to revive, supported by expanding organised retail, better infrastructure, rising household incomes, and government schemes.
The intersection of IT, manufacturing operations technology, and sustainability in Industry 4.0 represents a once-in-a-generation opportunity
As the dollar cycle reverses and Asia's rise continues, Indian growth will accelerate.
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