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Why BSNL isn’t essential for connectivity in remote areas Allowing private firms to use state-financed optical fibre connections or satellite broadband in such places could do away with the need for the struggling public-sector telco and save plenty of taxpayer money to boot

Could AI advancement blur the gap between reality and illusion? AI gaining sensory control may conceivably deceive humans into accepting the artificial as real

India could learn from Thailand how to boost tourism We must make travel easier and should allow visa-free entry to G20 as well as Southeast Asian countries

The trade landscape is changing structurally to India’s advantage The structural changes in India’s trade basket show that our export boom is no more a story of the rising tide lifting all boats

It is time Sebi found out who is the real owner of India’s firms India's Securities and Exchange Board is proposing to track foreign money to its source in an effort to rescue its credibility. The watchdog is investigating 13 opaque entities in Mauritius and Cyprus that hold between 14% and 20%...

India’s resilience has undergone marked improvement India has managed to remain stable amid global shocks, with the rupee stabilising, equity and debt markets avoiding sharp deterioration, and bank credit sustaining at decadal highs. Falling crude oil prices have helped reduce the current...

Could synthetic fuels save the internal combustion engine? The sport of F1, companies such as Toyota and Porsche, and others are racing to create a fuel that could balance carbon emissions by capturing CO2 from the atmosphere and prevent billions of vehicles from becoming obsolete

RBI monetary policy: Your home-loan EMIs won’t increase Retail borrowers have been under tremendous pressure lately, with home-loan interest rates rising from 6.5% to 7% in April 2022 to around 9% to 9.5% now

How India can tackle dissenting voices in US policy circles Some American policymakers have argued against closer cooperation with India because of the rise of Hindu majoritarian sentiment in the country and New Delhi’s refusal to condemn Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Longer pause with hawkish tones Mostly likely, RBI’s next move will be a cut, but its timing is the big question.

RBI has done well not to waver on inflation Its monetary policy committee’s status quo on the policy rate, even as it maintained an ‘Arjuna’-like eye on price rises, points to a resolve to rebuild its inflation-fighting credentials

The world must not wait for one more Hiroshima to regulate AI An IAEA-like body is the most viable option for managing the development of dual-use technology

RBI has made it clear it isn’t yet time to think of a pivot India’s inflation rate has eased but statistical and supply factors may be at play. So, the Reserve Bank of India may look past the headline number in determining the trajectory of interest rates.

Swinging balls and a train tragedy The article discusses the physics concepts behind Newton's Cradle, including conservation of momentum and how it relates to train accidents. It also highlights the potential for devastating consequences in such accidents and encourages readers to reflect on...

Governance must keep pace with an increasingly unknown future Innovation in policy and education is necessary to regulate a world clouded by uncertainty amid fast-evolving technology

Bosses must distinguish harassment from leadership We tend to accept intemperate behaviour of bosses as normal but this is not alright. Leadership is different from harassment, and there are better ways of getting workers to function effectively.

India can be an oasis of hope in a crisis-hit world The risk of a recession in the West along with the China+1 trade allow India a chance to step up, but it must act with alacrity to make the most of this extraordinary opportunity

As MTNL dies, its expertise must live on While few will mourn the end of the comatose state-owned telco, the government would be foolish to let go of its top technical minds

When will sky-high airfares return to Earth? A combination of several factors has caused the price of flight tickets to soar in the past few weeks. It could be months before they fall again

Take WHO’s advice on sweeteners with a pinch of salt The World Health Organisation has recommended that governments include health warnings with foods and drinks that contain non-sugar sweeteners. Here’s why India should ignore this advice