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How the RBI's digital currency can help economy More than 50 central banks are planning to issue CBDCs worldwide.

Why inequality dipped when poverty worsened A fall in middle-class incomes may explain this puzzle and India’s revival plan must account for it

What the number of citations can be made to suggest by tweaking them Heard of the Erdös number? It’s named for the great Hungarian mathematician Paul Erdös

Air India and SIA will jell very well, but they can jar too The Air India-Vistara merger will also bring its problems as has been seen globally and even in India.

Mint explainer: How allies' support to US tech curbs on China is shaking Japan and the Netherlands, crucial to deny tech export to China, don't want to toe the American line.

Mint Explainer: How the world of cryptos unravelled The crypto crisis highlights the imperfections of a free market, like the Lehman collapse did in 2008.

Why Q2 GDP estimates must be interpreted with care High degree of discrepancies and manufacturing GDP shrinking significantly complicate the GDP estimates.

Mint Explainer: Jiang Zemin, the leader who steered China's rise Jiang burnished China’s global image, built bridges with India and took China into the WTO.

It’s unlikely SIPs are tripping up luxury car sales The numbers do not quite reflect a picture of Indians turning abstemious in the present, so as to secure their future.

Vikram Kirloskar’s death casts shadow over future of Toyota partnership The space ceded to the junior Indian partner by the Japanese company is in sharp contrast to other attempted tie-ups in India.

State elections and the troubling return of the old pension scheme The current spate of states reverting to it poses a fiscal threat with serious portents for the financial stability of the country

We must temper celebrations over the new Alzheimer’s drug Biogen and Eisai caused a stir in September when they announced positive results in a late-stage trial for an Alzheimer’s drug, lecanemab

One earth with one family... and many kinds of love In recognition of how grossly unjust it has been to deny that right to the LGBTQ community, countries across the world have legalized same-sex marriages ever since the early 2000s, when the Netherlands became the first to do so

Mixed signals The PMI went up to 55.7 in November, however, Manufacturing output for the July-September quarter showed a 4.3% decline

Levy a Tobin tax for the climate loss and damage fund We require an imaginative approach to raise funds without burdening any government, and not by robbing the rich to pay the poor

India on the whole faces a growing retention problem While many countries are talking about an impending recession, there are very few such worries in India. Indian stock markets are at a historical high

Mint Explainer: 7 things to know about Macron's rare US visit When the US-EU marriage is being rocked by several contentious issues, Macron's visit to the US is an attempt to find alignment.

Mint Explainer: Dharavi, the big test for Adani and Mumbai A prestigious project for one; lessons in urban planning for the other.

Will Bisleri remain brand leader without Chauhan’s magic touch? Market leadership is built not just with technology and money, but requires that certain extra that entrepreneurs bring.

Mint Explainer: Why a return to Old Pension Scheme will be a disaster National Pension System creates wealth. Old Pension Scheme is simply unsustainable.