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Why psychoanalysis should be kept outside one’s home The human subconscious is extremely difficult to read; one must not try it at home on loved ones

India’s tea industry needs policy liberalization for rejuvenation Supply-side restrictions need to be cast aside and demand needs stimulation for this industry to grow and fulfil its potential

Unions of the future will have to work differently to survive They must change to stay relevant in a fast-evolving US economy

Let us mitigate the adverse impact of data monopolies Mandatory data sharing would give new digital players better odds of success and thus foster innovation

Divide and rule is still the mantra as election nears An in-depth examination of the Prime Minister’s long and successful political career reveals that he is skilled at creating a positive electoral mix of religion, society, and welfare programmes.

Signs of buoyancy At ₹3.54 trillion, advance tax collections in this fiscal year’s first half have reportedly been a fifth greater than last year’s

Debunking the notion: Why engineering studies in India are far from dead The resilience and adaptability of an engineering degree, far from being on its last legs, appear to be well-suited for the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century

Airbag deflation Indian government withdraws requirement for mandatory airbags in cars, leaving safety ratings to determine market demand.

Students watch an orbit shorten Something odd is happening with Dimorphos. We know as much because of the efforts of a schoolteacher and some of his students

A broad gameplan for the right asset allocation for you The most critical aspect of any asset allocation plan is provisioning for emergency cash needs

Nifty is at record high, but more gains likely The market's resilience seems to defy fundamental logic, revealing the potent role of investor sentiment and its capacity to trigger what some describe as ‘reflexivity’, a theory developed by billionaire investor George Soros

Parliament dress codes should retain neutrality A political row over a dress mandate for the staff at our democracy’s legislative heart comes down to whether promotion of the ruling party’s iconography is okay. Use an association test.

We have unfair expectations to blame for ChatGPT’s let-down It was hyped as a revolutionary form of super-intelligence but its true utility could be less dramatic

RBI’s cash reserve stunner was a V3R prod for banks RBI’s shock imposition of an incremental cash reserve ratio was a sharp message for lenders that preferred to sit on excess funds instead of joining variable reverse repo rate (V3R) auctions.

The New Delhi Declaration and Paris Agenda show a way forth The transformative changes welcomed by world leaders should benefit all vulnerable developing countries in all regions

Apple’s brand image opens its climate claims to extra scrutiny Its famed social values could make some of us susceptible to hype

Jailor, Jawan, Tinker, Spy: A tale of market distortion Media reports suggest that the black market release-day prices of Tamil films Jailer, Varisu and Thunivu were over ten times the official cap placed on theatre ticket prices in Chennai.

Our EV subsidy policy is due for a full overhaul Carbon compression is a valid goal for state intervention, sure, but a close look at the recent instability in India’s market for electric vehicles should nudge us to rethink our approach

The G20 envisions a big role for technology in inclusive growth The New Delhi Declaration reflects a commitment to harnessing the power of digital innovations

Let’s sustain our influence over the G20’s digital stance The consensus on digital public infrastructure places India well to play a role beyond its G20 presidency