Opinion | Australia’s uranium deal with India is really about powering the economy
At first glance, Australia’s decision to deepen uranium exports to India during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit looks like another
India’s Jobless Growth Is the Crisis We Have Chosen to Ignore
Every country has an economic statistic it likes to flaunt.For India, it is GDP.We celebrate becoming the world’s fourth-largest economy.
Why India Must Look Beyond GDP to Measure True Economic Success
India has every reason to celebrate its economic achievements. In just three decades, the country has transformed itself from a
Satheesan’s Fiscal Test Begins
Kerala’s fiscal deficit for 2025-26 is estimated at around Rs 45,000 crore, while the revenue deficit stands above Rs 27,000 crore. Total outstanding liabilities are projected to cross Rs 4 lakh crore. Interest payments alone are expected to touch nearly Rs 32,000 crore this year.
Can the BJP Breach Kerala’s Fortress — or Is This Another False Dawn?
Every election in Kerala comes with a familiar question dressed up as a fresh possibility: is this finally the moment
RBI cuts rates, but don’t expect your EMI to drop tomorrow
A 25 bps cut is finally here. But transmission takes time, and banks will move at their own pace.
Gold Fever, Soft Exports: Why India’s Trade Deficit Just Hit a Record
India’s latest trade numbers paint a tale of two worlds—one glittering with gold and silver, the other weighed down by
Gold’s Great Escape: Out of Reach for the Aam Middle-Class Wallet
Bloody hell, gold prices are on a rocket ride, aren’t they? As we hurtle towards Dhanteras and Diwali, that shiny
RBI’s Status Quo Snooze: Cheaper Groceries, But No Relief for Your Wallet Yet
In a move as predictable as Mumbai’s monsoon traffic, the RBI’s Monetary Policy Committee yesterday opted for a grand pause—keeping
Infosys’ Mega Buyback: A Sharp Boost for Shareholders in Turbulent Times
In the cut-throat world of Indian IT, where global headwinds like US visa curbs and sluggish client spends have battered