Foxconn’s move to recall Chinese workers is yet another reminder of the skill famine in India.
Foxconn’s move to recall Chinese workers is yet another reminder of the skill famine in India.
The R&D corpus in the public sector should help open the floodgates of private risk capital.
Start-up investors are becoming even more demanding for all the right reasons.
India should revisit its business relations with the dragon with enough guardrails.
The statistics ministry’s efforts to plug data gaps are commendable.
This is imperative to reduce the country’s high import dependence over the medium term.
Axiom-4 more than just sending a human to space; it’s about building a foundation for the future of humanity.
The world’s third largest aviation market deserves much better than a toothless regulator.
Budget funding of Indian Railways infra has to be optimised; more profit centres need to emerge.
Trai has missed a chance to pivot PM-WANI from a policy failure to a success story.
The world has to grapple with too many unknowns due to the escalating conflict in West Asia.
India’s campaign at Cannes ad fest was a face-saver; but that’s just not good enough.
Persistently low investment rate is a big concern; growth revival difficult without major reforms.
Encouraging companies to list and removing hurdles were the highlights of the Sebi board meeting.
Modi-Carney meeting during G-7 summit augurs well for Indo-Canadian ties.
The sector should listen to RBI’s Rao and look beyond the conventional high-yielding business tag.
Much depends on the revival of the southwest monsoon.
Oil price spike, supply issues due to jitters over the Israel-Iran war will add to India’s concerns.