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Finding funds for climate action risks ending up as a pipe dream But there’s a way to bridge the gap between aspirations and realities by helping illiquid countries get in shape for challenges

Former PM Manmohan Singh at 91: An inspiring life Singh has been inspirational in various roles as an economist, teacher and bureaucrat, though history will likely focus on India’s 1991 reforms as much as his shift in approach as prime minister.

A study in the US has brought us closer to curing long covid It features a stress hormone imbalance and immunity exhaustion

We should join the WTO’s investment facilitation talks India has missed the bus on helping shape an investment facilitation agreement that has been under WTO negotiations but it’s not too late to make the most we can of it to attract FDI.

Cosmic curio: A little bit of Bennu OSIRIS-REx travelled over 6 billion km in space to reach Bennu and get back to earth

Ticking age clock India's elderly population is projected to rise to over 20% by 2050, highlighting the need for support as the dependency ratio increases.

Dani created a model for promoters Ashwin Dani had a major role in ensuring succession went smoothly at Asian Paints

The future of mobility is MaaS transport Mobility as a service could aid the adoption of more sustainable modes of transport, enabling greater accessibility and greater participation in economic activity

State-owned banks face dilemma amidst govt and RBI directives on wilful defaults The government is attempting to prevent banks from going in for compromise settlements with borrowers or technical write-offs in the case of loan accounts classified as wilful defaults or frauds.

CSR funds can breathe new life into Indian tourism Due to insufficient prioritisation, we have been unable to leverage our heritage sites and transform them into global attractions. ASI's Adopt a Heritage 2.0 programme could change that

ARCs must be allowed to acquire bad assets of mutual funds, AIFs India undeniably requires a robust secondary market for distressed debt. Both ARCs and regulatory bodies share the responsibility to boost this market's efficiency.

The emergency fund idea is grossly misunderstood The emergency fund really has no substitute

Govt should distribute cash, not grains, under free food programme NITI Aayog is set to check whether the benefits of India?s biggest subsidy schemes actually reach their intended targets. This evaluation only makes sense if it helps kickstart long-pending reforms

Diamonds may not be a girl?s best friend forever The violence, pollution and corporate greed associated with natural diamonds and the increasing sophistication of lab-grown alternatives threaten to destroy the market for good

What a billion-dollar ?chakna? brand can teach MNCs about India Though Indian consumers are great experimenters and take to foreign foods with gusto, they also demand a certain ?Indian-ness? in what they consume. Hardiram?s has perfected this fine balance

Gaps we must close This week, a man suspected of theft died after he was tied to a pole in northeast Delhi and beaten with sticks

Let us not resurrect the ghost of retro taxation The Centre’s argument of its GST law tweak this year being clarificatory in nature may not suffice to defend what looks like retrospective taxation. We must not revive that inequity

Subjects taught in school are set to emphasize rounded learning The new national curriculum framework aims to break silos and foster synergy across disciplines

China’s economic slump holds lessons on development Its rise was misunderstood and Beijing’s response to its current woes also reveals a misdiagnosis

What does a drop in household financial savings imply for India? Though household debt has risen, the overall savings rate hasn’t suddenly fallen. But it must rise for faster economic growth