Opinion

The technology can transform public-sector banks, driving massive productivity, inclusion and helping in sustained economic growth

Tax reform must be guided by durable, long-term economic objectives rather than panic-driven responses to temporary external shocks

Lula da Silva has multiple challenges

Singapore Airlines ordered to pay ₹50k for not serving food on 15-hr flight

Punjab State Consumer Commission held Singapore Airlines liable for deficiency in service after a family alleged inadequate food, including milk for an infant, on a 15-hour Delhi-Melbourne flight

The disinvestment journey of the past decade has not been impressive. How it pans out now depends on some key factors

Perhaps the apex court should have gone further in its review. Following its orders, the government has issued a complete ban on all new mining licences across the entire Aravalli range

Extending the Saturday holiday at banks is no longer just a union demand - it is a logical step for the well-being and operational efficiency of 1.8 million employees in a digitally driven economy

Every single feature of India's lower middle-income status remains intact

As the economy becomes more regionally differentiated, national and state averages are no longer enough to track growth

Let the rupee move freely: RBI intervention risks more harm than good

India's buffers can steady markets, but hard policy choices lie ahead

As India's insurance sector evolves, experts call for a dedicated parliamentary panel to address emerging risks, consumer protection and regulatory gaps

Section 247 under the new Act allows authorised officers to access computer systems or virtual spaces, but strictly during search and survey operations where there is credible evidence

The court was investigating whether officials had mishandled his return to Thailand in 2023

Restoring weighted tax deductions and adopting a petty patents regime can foster firm-level innovative activity critical for competitiveness

The real issue may be that the RBI does not really subscribe to the mandate it has been given, and the govt, in a pre-election year, quietly supports such agnosticism, writes T N Ninan

A fragmented, fatigued population can't fuel economic growth the old way

Vegetable prices have crashed because of a shortage of cash at mandis

India Inc needs a new social compact that balances family control and public interest to ensure market resilience and its own

For 45 days, I witnessed crores of people from every corner of the country making their way to the Sangam. The wave of emotions at the confluence kept rising