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Amitabh KantThe Times of India |
In 2025, India’s smartphone exports crossed a threshold that should change how India thinks about industrial policy. With exports of about ₹2.6...
A credible 2034 World Cup challenge must begin with being objective about where Indian football stands and being confident about what can be built.
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Winners are usually those who build durable ecosystems at the moment when technology becomes broadly usable. India still has that window, but it will...
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The global crisis triggered by the war in West Asia has yet again highlighted the fragility of energy supply chains. The almost immediate casualty of...
The ongoing West Asia crisis is an important warning on India’s energy dashboard. India imports over 87% of its crude oil requirements, and more...
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The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has caused oil prices to reach $100 per barrel and disrupted gas supplies. The current crisis in West Asia serves...
If India truly seeks investment, jobs, and global recognition, deregulation must be its new tourism policy
At Belém, India’s focus on equitable finance, technology access, and practical partnerships reflected the growing maturity of climate diplomacy
The Indian State has often treated deregulation as a form of administrative housekeeping
A healthy, skilled, resilient and confident population is the engine of any advanced economy. Sport delivers on each of these outcomes simultaneously
Revised CAFE norms risk pushing India backward. They need to be fixed
If India doesn’t develop aatmanirbharta in AI, our future may involve having AI services powered by our own data, but owned by others, and then sold...
India, being the world’s fastest-growing large economy, driven by a decade of structural reforms, innovation and investments, is far from being a...
Policymakers have offered only temporary band-aids to the pollution crisis. Bureaucracy, overlapping authority, and political apathy have failed the...
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