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Technology will boost the role of MSMEs in India’s export success Digital adoption and policy support will help small businesses leverage e-commerce platforms to make global market gains

Climate change is putting the food security of India at threat The country is projected to bear the early brunt of global warming

Kerala should aim to become the world’s design capital The state has what it takes and could even use forward integration from tourism as a strategy

The Fed’s tough task The Federal Reserve is expected to raise its policy rate, despite US inflation dropping to 3%. Uncertainty remains due to globalization factors and inflation control. The Fed is committed to its mandate, but easing supply clamps could help control inflation.

The Fed’s tough task The Federal Reserve’s pause in rate hikes appears set to break, with the American central bank widely expected to raise its policy rate by a quarter-percentage-point late on Wednesday night

NRF can help fast-track India's transformation to a knowledge economy Despite having exceptional education and research institutions, robust infrastructure and thriving industries, India remains unable to fully harness these strengths for development and technological leadership

IT firms must use this slump to reinvent themselves The sector’s slowdown is cyclical and correlates to slow global growth, but companies can’t afford to simply wait for the global times to return

A lowering of import duty on gold is long overdue By bringing the import duty on gold back down to 2%, the government could squeeze out the space for smuggling, improve tax compliance, and encourage larger remittances

Mint Explainer: Key forest, biodiversity bills in Lok Sabha What are the Forest (Conservation) Amendment Bill and the Biological Diversity (Amendment) Bill, and why do they matter?

Chinese whispers China's foreign minister, Qin Gang, has been replaced by his predecessor, Wang Yi, in a move that reflects the country's opaque governance under single-party rule. This shift in power is seen as a sign of rising authoritarianism under President Xi Jinping.

Merit Means More Than Grades and Tests A definition based only on quantitative standards for college admission is too narrow and exclusive.

Help savers: Let interest rates turn more flexible The employees’ provident fund payout rate has been raised but we must also lift unnecessary restraints on the public provident fund rate to aid savers who may lack other retiral benefits

Chetan Bhagat has good reason to be unhappy with influencers Our tourist spots have been swamped beyond capacity by growing waves of social media influence

Data starvation could flatten the evolution curve of AI We’ll soon run short of inputs for AI models to absorb and synthetic feeds could result in quality drops

Oppenheimer’s project should inspire climate action urgency We’re in a similar race against time but this emergency differs as a challenge since both governments and markets must act

Elon Musk’s X looks too far off the mark as a ‘super app’ shot Rejigged Twitter could lose value without getting anywhere close

Political economy models offer diverse lenses on policy Economists have long used various theories and approaches to examine the anatomy of policymaking

Gentlemen at the gate: Inside a new KKR Private equity firm KKR has undergone a leadership transition in India, with Gaurav Trehan taking over from Sanjay Nayar. Trehan, who has a more elusive personality, is leading a shift in KKR's investment strategy in India, focusing on themes such as...

Mimetic models can guide how to contain outbreaks of violence Insights from mimetics theory can explain why we need peace solutions that outlast short reprieves

How India can counter the EU’s carbon tax The government should present the EU with a Carbon Dioxide Removal Obligation tax on imports from the economic bloc, with a provision to set off its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism credits against CDR-O levies