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Beware the three bears now that Goldilocks has exited Goldilocks aspirations of strong growth and low inflation have severely been tested since July as inflation has shot up again while signs persist of a K-shaped recovery from the pandemic.

India can usher in the beginning of the end of an ICE Age globally We have the resources needed to lead a warming world away from vehicles that run on internal combustion engines to EVs

Nuclear powered space flights may be closer than they seem America has a budget of $500 million to test the concept by 2027

Can you stop working in pursuit of nothing specific? The covid pandemic pushed many high performers to opt out of the corporate race for relaxed pursuits in distant fields that help them be their real selves and find new forms of fulfilment.

Weigh thy words On Wednesday, the Supreme Court released a handbook for the sort of language that must—and must not—be used in legal processes

Life in universe, the immortal paradox Just by looking around our place in the universe and making some reasonable calculations, it seems very likely that extraterrestrial life must exist somewhere

Mega-run planning The “millennium bug” is still with us, it seems. Marketers chase millennials obsessively as a consumer class, even as 1,000-year spans animate politics

Mint Explainer: Why is India using import curbs as a policy tool? After importing computer hardware and peripherals worth ₹7,255 crore, and electronic components worth ₹8,200 crore from China last fiscal, the government is keen on achieving greater self-reliance in manufacturing and boosting exports

Mint Explainer: Why are chana prices rising despite surplus production? Rising prices of chana present an additional headache for the government, which is already battling inflation on many fronts

Insurers will place a vital role in India’s green-energy transition Green technology and renewable energy projects are typically financed by major banks and institutional investors, who require the assets to be properly insured

Turning 1+1 into 11: Digital public infra as force multipliers for innovations in early learning Digital infrastructure is a means to enable equitable access by supporting diverse, innovative solutions that empower learners, teachers, and parents.

Our criminal laws must uphold gender justice A trio of bills to replace a colonial-era framework has taken up long overdue reforms but parts that are not in sync with the rights of women and promise of equality need a rethink

Retail investors should temper their infatuation with small caps Higher returns from the stocks of small companies could easily be offset by potentially large losses

Warren Buffett’s legacy will extend well beyond wealth His investment principles have enriched others but what’s most remarkable is how lightly he wears his success

Poverty can be measured well by means other than money metrics The absence of consumption-spending survey data does not mean that we lack knowledge on levels of deprivation in India

China’s economic slowdown is a surprise that ought not to be An OECD projection showed it losing pace after its growth burst

The anti-NEET movement in Tamil Nadu is misguided Emotive politics over medical admissions mustn’t get the better of what’s good for Indian healthcare

Data on the blink China decided this week to suspend its publication of youth unemployment data

Mint Explainer: Key takeaways from PM Modi’s Independence Day speech The prime minister outlined the achievements of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government and announced several new schemes

Our millennial attitudes are in uneven transition A new Indian survey reveals that population pessimism persists while individualism scores more heavily among the younger lot. What’s clear is that openness to diversity needs a boost