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Gautam Adani strikes back. Can he win the perception war? Retail investors don’t have time to digest a 413-page rebuttal to Hindenburg’s allegations before a crucial share sale closes Tuesday

Mint Explainer: How the bombing of an Iranian military facility threatens stability in the Middle East The Isfahan bombing is simply the latest in a string of offensive operations mounted by Israel to frustrate Iran’s military ambitions. In the last two years, Israel has launched multiple...

The Russian invasion and the demise of the post-cold war dream The end of the cold war was supposed to represent the victory of the democratic ideal and to have ushered in an era of peace with a focus on economic growth and cooperation rather than on competitive politics

Domestic capital to drive primary market activity in 2023 Overall, India is expected to see high momentum across both the primary and secondary markets, with strong support from both domestic and foreign investors

Union Budget 2023: What the common man wants from Nirmala Sitharaman? Indian economy, having been hit from the last couple of years on account of the Covid pandemic, followed by the Ukraine war and its consequent effect of inflation, has slowly started recovering, which has arisen the hopes of...

The highway to infrastructural success has three clear signposts Improving highway design and nudging motorist behaviour must go with well-organized systems

L’affaire Adani reminds us of the ironic difficulty of discerning what is real The information age has granted us no relief from the ‘money illusion’. Being human, we’re all too easily misled by retail and asset inflation. L’ affaire Adani reminds us to stay aware

How we survive bores and others probably survive us In the film Banshees of Inisherin, a musician stops talking to his friend because he finds the friend a bore

Mahatma Gandhi’s thoughts cannot ever be killed Gandhi also advised the British: “I would like you to lay down the arms you have as being useless for saving you or humanity.

What businesses can learn from Kishore Biyani’s inglorious exit With his exit, Biyani will join the likes of businessmen who will be remembered, not for the empires that they built, but the value that they destroyed.

US Fed: The Scylla of doing too little and Charybdis of too much It may be best to stay on guard over the economy’s ability to bend without breaking as it enters a period of maximum danger

Adani’s market performance may yet surprise Hindenburg Adani’s ambitions are linked with India’s as many investors view it

India must focus on health and education post-budget Governance gaps in these two sectors risk breaking the state’s social contract with Indian citizens

Question of unity For the Bharat Jodo Yatra’s grand finale on Monday, only 12 of the 21 parties invited are reportedly expected to join

Mint Explainer: Why a corruption scandal in Ukraine has gained attention in West With massive sums set to be committed for Ukraine's reconstruction, Western nations will want firm assurances that their taxpayer dollars will not be diverted or lost due to corruption

Why friendshoring isn't the answer and how India can build manufacturing prowess Instead of hitching hopes to friendshoring, the focus should be on identifying and removing the sources of high costs and the policy errors

Alternative currencies on the rise: Can Sur from Brazil, Argentina challenge dollar’s status? The question on everyone’s minds is how does a country preserve its sovereignty without having control over the currency it borrows and trades in?

Five recommendations to give Atmanirbhar Bharat a boost The budget should streamline export incentives, ease liquidity constraints, make tax compliance simpler and incentivize newer sectors to give local manufacturing a boost and take India towards becoming a $5 trillion economy

The country needs a rational crypto regulatory regime Our disproportionately heavy crypto tax regime has wrecked Indian exchanges, exposed investors to foreign rules and put at threat the possibility of India leading the Web 3.0 revolution.

An urban middle-class revival is key to India’s economic recovery It is now well known that India’s rural economy has been in distress for quite some time