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The pandemic’s big disruption of schooling calls for close analysis An in-depth look at why children dropped out or went absent will help us tackle crisis-created challenges of education better

When company revenues shot up with 4-day work week The first large-scale study of a four-day workweek has come to a startling close.

Let’s assure the global labour market a better recovery India’s G20 presidency presents an opportunity to take stock of the situation, assess the intensity of these challenges, and renew our commitments at both the national and international level

Play the long game The World Bank predicts that India’s economy will grow 6.9% in 2022-23, up from the 6.5% estimated earlier

Shifting to a lower gear Since Sep MPC, several global commodity prices have shown signs of better stability

It’s too risky to revert so slowly to policy as usual It’s obvious why fiscal and monetary policy both had to shift into rescue mode after covid bared its fangs in 2020 as a threat to the Indian economy

Girls must attend school for our per capita income to rise faster In 2021-22, India’s gross domestic product (GDP) growth was 8

How Web 3.0 will put you on top of the internet I can see us extracting the first draft of history from raw facts written directly onto the distributed ledger.

Mint Explainer: Why a gas price cap is only half the battle for India Supply snags will continue to cast a shadow over the country.

Indian generic makers need to crash drug prices at home too Azmarda’s price has dropped, but why should a drug that's gone off patent still cost 50% of the innovator's price in India?

The RBI seeks a new balance between growth and inflation It seems the RBI’s statements have been highlighting the hopes and aspirations of the economy while downplaying, or nuancing, the downsides.

Why the West is talking of talks with Russia: 9 points With military gains unlikely, the US seems to have brought plans for diplomacy and dialogue out of cold storage.

Why we should thank Minister Jaishankar for saving India the blushes Today, there is grudging acceptance of India’s stance that it would take whatever position is in the best interest of its people.

Startups can drive hardware innovation and seize the big opportunity The government’s thrust on Make in India is not just a visionary statement but the need of the hour, considering the fast-paced technological density, transformation and digital adoption happening now.

Services uptick Not only do services contribute the bulk of our gross domestic product, but their revival could also play the job-generation role

Reforming distorted markets will enhance Indian competitiveness India has directed investments well and made plenty of progress but distortions persist that could yet act as economic drags

Twitter under Musk could well survive the way Telegram did As Musk steers Twitter toward becoming a lawless paradise—most recently by dropping its covid misinformation rules and reinstating thousands of previously banned accounts—some compared the platform to 4chan, the chaotic image board...

How to make India more competitive — reform distorted markets India has directed investments well and made plenty of progress but distortions persist that could yet act as economic drags.

Twitter under Musk could well survive the way Telegram did A low-cost operation won’t be pretty but can be financially viable

Climate finance must take centre-stage in global action Climate finance lies at the heart of climate action. The incentive for countries to procrastinate on climate action is high, given other urgent priorities