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India missed a chance to reform the Public Distribution System While saving food-subsidy cost on the erstwhile PMGKY, the government also decided to forgo the token prices collected from NFSA beneficiaries.

Farm to fork: Let digital technology lead sustainability Digital technology can add value across the farm-to-fork chain but low adoption, small land holdings and the concentration of risks with farmers are some of the challenges we must surmount.

Positive year-end Industrial output grew a robust 7.1% from a year earlier in November, a sharp rebound from October’s 4.2% contraction

Academic liberty is an Ivy League must-have Higher education opened to foreign universities is welcome but academic freedom is key and India will have to rely on its very own institutions to emerge globally as a land of learning

The return of industrial policy is welcome but it needs far more Beyond the PLI scheme, the wider context is far more important.

Private geo-engineers are just winging it to shade the planet A startup offering climate cooling services should be a wake-up call

Sri Lanka today is like a postcard from another time From a distance, it looked like a large scarecrow had inexplicably washed up on Bentota beach in southern Sri Lanka

With VLCC, Vandana Luthra blazed a trail for a generation of women entrepreneurs Repeated failures to go public may be the reason why Vandana Luthra chose the private equity route to cash out and sold a dominant stake to Carlyle.

Mint Explainer: West sending tanks to Ukraine is calculated risk tolerance Germany’s Chancellor Olaf Scholz likely views sending tanks as a provocative step, a point of no return.

Fix those inverted duty structures to lift exports Such dampeners of global commerce must be eliminated for India to become a factory to the world in a period of high flux and these reforms should be an explicit part of our next budget

India’s e-bus adoption ambitions require a financially sound plan State transport corporations are in poor shape and so the Centre must open up financing pathways

Online platforms may have to rethink their parity deals Expect closer scrutiny this year of ‘most favoured nation’ clauses under the country’s competition law

Glued to handsets Indians spent 4.9 hours daily on their smartphones in 2022, placing India among the world’s top 10 countries with the most time spent on handsets

America’s missing ambassador to India is straining bilateral ties Given India’s strategic importance, why has the White House left the ambassador position vacant for two years?

The Tesla-versus-BYD rivalry is far fuzzier than it may seem Unlike the traditional auto industry, where all cars were just four-wheeled gas-guzzlers with varying sizes of engines, EVs present a much more differentiated case.

Advertisers can survive the end of behavioural aiming Last week, The New York Times reported that Meta has been fined $414 million by the EU

Big demand in China for India-made Covid meds: A tribute and a warning Indian drug makers should not try to circumvent the terms under which they have obtained the licence to manufacture a version of Paxlovid.

Mint Explainer: Are Japan and the UK in a 'quasi-alliance'? Japan has signed a major defence pact with the UK, the first such treaty it has signed with a European country.

Why financial bubbles keep coming back Industry insiders have an interest in their inflation while regulators are wary of calling them out.

Remittances and software are forms of labour export Money sent home cushions us from a rising trade deficit but education imports are a growing worry