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Affirmative action under siege: A tale of two major democracies The policy’s guiding principle has dimmed in the US and India, making it harder to achieve a level playing field in either

An iceberg of debt appears to threaten Vedanta Resources It’s looking for a debt roll-over even as investors chew their nails

Sports can be a force for behavioural change in society Sports-folks should take up the cause of fighting drug addiction and exercise their mass influence

India’s ageing population is crying for a new health insurance model A key limitation of publicly-funded health insurance for the elderly is its over-reliance on a poorly regulated private sector

The US House vote was unusual but democratic The ouster of Kevin McCarthy as House speaker was enabled by cross-party voting. But that’s how the system is meant to work. Elected lawmakers represent people, not parties

India’s metro rail systems should become financially sustainable A study identifies new revenue sources that could be relied upon as part of a larger reform package

Our central bank digital currency can be the next UPI RBI’s e-rupee could spur e-payments in India to take a leap towards better systemic stability

Hope flickers back for battery swaps Lithium battery swapping is an idea aimed at turning a recharge as convenient as a petrol refill at a roadside station.

MPC to maintain status quo until Q1 FY25 at least With inflation drifting lower in 2023 from their record levels in 2022, most hawkish central banks are likely to turn neutral in the coming months

India emulating China's 'wolf warrior' diplomacy with Canada, sans the warfare Is India making the mistake the Chinese have made of believing that it has the power to have its way even if it is still behind the West in both material capacities and soft power influence?

Upbeat reading India’s purchasing managers’ index slipped to 57.5 in September from 58.6 in August.

Perseverance counts: A Nobel for mRNA vaccines is welcome It reminds us to celebrate and fund prolonged scientific research

We need to uproot some of India’s agricultural policies We should end support prices, export bans, stock limits, etc, and empower farmers with modern options

With its demerger, Vedanta is going for broke But it’s too early to say if the restructuring will make it any easier for the conglomerate to solve its debt problem

Airbnb's ‘breakdown’: Good idea, big market aren't enough for long-term success A services business runs on reputation, and if that goes south, the business could quickly follow

The Digital India Bill should unleash innovation and entrepreneurship, not kill it The government giving itself discretionary powers to prohibit certain technologies from the outset will foster neither innovation nor entrepreneurship, because it simply lacks the expertise and bandwidth to assess...

A national caste census looks all but inevitable Identity politics is a reality, the ‘average’ Indian would identify as OBC and our democracy’s dynamics favour a caste headcount beyond Bihar. But any quota rejig will need deep debate

India’s inclusion in JPMorgan’s bond index needs sober analysis It has plus points but will also expose the economy’s vulnerabilities and complicate monetary policy

Thermal geoengineering trials must exercise caution Its broader fallout needs to be evaluated thoroughly before it’s used against global warming

Embracing elegance: Mumbai's luxury real estate gears up for a stellar 2024 Luxury housing sales are shattering records, and this momentum is projected to persist not only throughout the remainder of this year but also well into 2024