Advertisement

Business News

bt mag

Cover Story

The Quiet Revolution in India’s mutual fund landscape

How India's Investors Discovered That Boring Investing Wins
The Quiet Revolution in India’s mutual fund landscape
Business Today’s latest issue marks a milestone moment in India’s investment journey — revisiting the pioneering partnership with Value Research that began over three decades ago, when mutual funds were still a mystery for most Indians. From 89 schemes in 1993 to over 1,800 today, the industry’s evolution reflects how disciplined, process-driven investing quietly transformed savers into wealth creators. At the heart of this issue lies The Quiet Revolution — the story of how India’s investors learned that consistency, not prediction, drives real returns. It captures the shift from speculation to system, from timing the market to trusting the process, and from chasing trends to building wealth one SIP at a time. This edition brings together insights, data, and reflections that trace the arc of India’s mutual fund revolution — from the first fund ratings published in Business Today to today’s ₹78-lakh-crore industry. It’s a guide, a reckoner, and a reminder that in investing, as in life, boring often works best. All this and more in Business Today’s latest issue — On Stands & Online!
SUBSCRIBE NOW
India’s most storied conglomerate stands at a crossroads. As the Shapoorji Pallonji Group renews its push to list Tata Sons, its 18.4% stake—valued at about ₹3 lakh crore—has become both a financial lifeline and a flashpoint. For the debt-laden SP Group, carrying over ₹55,000 crore in consolidated liabilities, listing is about survival. For Tata Trusts, which control two-thirds of Tata Sons, it’s about preserving legacy and control. With Tata Sons now designated an “Upper Layer” NBFC and facing regulatory timelines, Noel Tata steers the Trusts through internal rifts, while N. Chandrasekaran anchors a $90 billion capex push. The saga is reshaping India’s most trusted corporate empire, proving that even in the house Jamsetji built, trust and transformation must learn to coexist. Is this the final chapter of the Tata–Mistry saga or the beginning of a new corporate order? Find out in Business Today Magazine's latest issue — On Stands and Online!
SUBSCRIBE NOW
India’s luxury market is undergoing a structural transformation. From a booming hospitality sector expanding into Tier II & III cities to bespoke homes redefining modern living, and conglomerates like Reliance, Tata & Birla making bold bets, the luxury story goes far beyond five-star suites. Over 20,000 new luxury hotel rooms will be added by 2030, $1 billion is flowing into the sector, and a new generation of wealthy Indians is driving demand for premium experiences. Homes are turning into hospitality-grade spaces, while brands are reshaping India’s global luxury image. Is this just a boom or the beginning of a long-term shift in how India experiences luxury? Find out in the Luxury Special Issue of Business Today Magazine — On Stands and Online!
SUBSCRIBE NOW
Business Today’s latest issue dissects one of the most significant economic moves of the year—the rationalisation of GST rates. Positioned as the government’s third major tax reform in recent years, this decision is not just about reducing levies but about testing whether lower prices can ignite consumption and, in turn, accelerate investment and growth. The cover story delves into the broader implications of this bold bet: will households loosen their purse strings, or will the benefits of lower indirect taxes be muted by entrenched saving behaviour? With perspectives from policymakers, economists, and industry leaders, unpack the economic risks, fiscal trade-offs, and political calculations underlying this move. From evaluating the limited success of earlier corporate and personal income tax cuts to exploring how GST reforms may reshape household demand and corporate strategies, this edition examines whether the government’s gamble can create a virtuous cycle of spending and investment or if it risks constraining fiscal flexibility in the long run.
SUBSCRIBE NOW
Business Today Magazine's annual BT500 Special Issue redefines the contours of corporate performance and in this year' rankings, it is moving beyond size to position profitability as the definitive marker of resilience and long-term value. Amid policy realignments, geopolitical volatility, and heightened investor scrutiny, this profitability-centric framework offers a more credible benchmark of enterprise strength. A key inflection point is the resurgence of PSUs, long discounted as inefficient, now repositioned through capital efficiency, governance reforms, and portfolio diversification. Five PSUs in the top ten testify to this structural transformation. Their upward trajectory complements the dominance of private sector champions, generating a dual narrative of India’s growth arc. Across energy, finance, technology, and infrastructure, the unifying themes are operational discipline, technological adaptation, and scale-driven strategies. Collectively, BT500 2025 captures this new reality, where profitability, strategy, and governance coherence dictate corporate longevity. All this and more in this special issue of BT Magazine. Out on stands now.
SUBSCRIBE NOW
 

bt_logoMarket Buzz

  • NSE
  • BSE
Stay informed about the best performers in Nifty 50. Stocks whose intraday price rose from their previous close are called gainers
  • topgainer
    Top Gainers
  • toploser
    Top Losers
  • fiftytwoweekhigh
    52-Week High
  • fiftytwoweeklow
    52-Week Low
  • mostactivetopper
    Most Active (Volume)
  • mostactivetopperbyvalue
    Most Active (Value)
 

Tech Today

it
IT
Nifty IT
35,274.55
-378.50 (-1.06%)

News

Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis said the Maharashtra-Starlink collaboration supports state's flagship Digital Maharashtra mission.

Maharashtra partners with Starlink for satellite internet, boosting digital access in remote areas

Maharashtra has become the first Indian state to sign a pact with Elon Musk’s Starlink for satellite-based internet services. The agreement will provide digital connectivity to government institutions, rural communities, and critical infrastructure in underserved districts, supporting the Digital Maharashtra mission.
 
 
 

BT bazaar

Open Covid-19