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Why India’s ranking on the World Happiness Index rankles The World Happiness Report 2023 ranked India 126 out of 137 countries, below the likes of Sri Lanka and Ukraine, causing some to question its methodology

Repayment collection in India is a new field of tech innovation A consumer lending boom has given tech platforms an opportunity

The entry of foreign firms should herald more legal sector reforms Further liberalization could spur growth and innovation that would serve the interests of justice and India’s economy better

Blended finance can fill investment gaps to meet SDGs Private sector innovation can unlock transition finance to craft a tomorrow where no one is left behind

Great trap of China A study by researchers from the World Bank, Harvard Kennedy School, AidData and Kiel Institute for the World Economy shows that China advanced a staggering $240 billion in bailout loans between 2008 and 2021 to 22 developing nations, including Pakistan, Argentina and Mongolia

Principles mustn’t cede space to the pragmatic India’s Supreme Court has asked banks to hear defaulters out before classifying their loan accounts as fraudulent. This is likely to vex bankers, but it’s an elementary demand of justice

The reversal of a hefty tax nudge could deepen our bond market The Centre’s rationalization of debt-fund taxation should set the stage for direct retail participation

Deploy design principles for effective data governance The main challenge with data governance is effective enforcement

$1 trillion bond market in India sees rising clout of insurers India’s yield curve has flattened markedly as the insurers and pension funds snapped up 10-to-40 year debt

Let satellites terminate patchy internet coverage Isro’s successful launch of OneWeb orbiters is a matter of pride for the country but we mustkeep internet access uninterruptible for the benefits of Digital India to reach all our citizens

We mustn’t let young minds live in constant fear of an apocalypse If we want to make the world a better place, we must first stop scaring the daylights out of children

Level the tax field Commendable taxation shifts under Nirmala Sitharaman as India’s finance minister include an effort to ease the burden on individuals who don’t use the services of tax advisers

A whole-of-government effort must unlock public data India should open up its databases for public access cohesively rather than in dribs and drabs

Turmoil in China’s EV market could accelerate the transition Beijing should not intervene in a shake-up that can do EVs good

Edtech should raise the bar for education advertising Edtech sector advertisers can transform the education narrative with progressive messages

Going digital has played a special role as a catalyst in our economy An open-source strategy for interoperability has let us build various affordable solutions on top of Aadhaar as a digital base

Mint Explainer: Why Marcon’s pension reforms have sparked protests across France Widespread, weeks-long protests have put the president’s political position under threat

Are insects the food of the future? They’re nutritious, require fewer resources, and emit less greenhouse gas than the birds and mammals we eat, according to a UN report, but can humanity overcome its distaste for creepy-crawlies?

Who gains and who loses from Rajasthan’s Right to Health Bill? The bill guarantees access to free healthcare services but may end up making quality healthcare harder to find

Accenture’s layoffs signal tough times for India’s IT giants The global banking crisis will hit the sector hard as BFSI is the single largest contributor to Indian IT firms’ revenues