Why are bank employees harassed for not speaking local languages?
In the bustling branches of India’s banks, a new kind of intimidation is rearing its ugly head: harassment of employees
Opinion| US is faltering and Indian markets may feel the heat too
The United States, long the bedrock of global economic stability, is grappling with a fiscal crisis that’s sending ripples across
Is Now the Time to Bet on Indian Stocks? A Contrarian’s Take
The Indian stock market, often hailed as a beacon of growth in the emerging markets universe, is at a crossroads
India’s Abstention on Pakistan’s IMF Loan: A Missed Opportunity or a Strategic Choice?
In May 2025, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) approved a $2.4 billion loan package for Pakistan, comprising a $1 billion
Shashi Tharoor’s Political Odyssey: From Global Diplomat to India’s Voice on the World Stage
Shashi Tharoor’s political journey in India is a study in contrasts—a blend of intellectual brilliance, global stature, and the gritty
Turkey is paying the price for a bad company
Turkey’s choice to back Pakistan, a notorious sponsor of terrorism, after the April 2025 Pahalgam attack and India’s Operation Sindoor
Inflation’s Slide to a Six-Year Low Puts Sanjay Malhotra in the Hot Seat
The April 2025 Consumer Price Index (CPI) figure of 3.16% stopped me in my tracks. It’s the lowest since July
Opinion: A Bountiful Monsoon Could Cool Inflation and Prompt RBI to Rethink Rates
A robust monsoon is a godsend for India’s agriculture-driven economy. With the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasting bountiful rainfall, Ind-Ra
What PM Modi speech on Operation Sindoor means for India-Pak relations
On May 12, 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation, delivering a resolute message in the wake of Operation
Why IMF loan to Pakistan and US ceasefire announcement is a diplomatic setback for India
India’s foreign policy has long been anchored in strategic autonomy, a principle that prioritizes independent decision-making and resists external interference