The oil market has started to feel unsettled again. Not sharply, but enough to get attention. Prices are moving in a way that suggests underlying strain, and supply discussions have become more careful in tone. For India, this brings back a familiar line of thought. We have seen this play out before. The difference now […]
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There is a tendency, particularly in emerging economies like India, to view global conflict as something that sits outside the core economic model. We acknowledge it in passing, factor it into risk reports, and then return to more controllable variables such as domestic demand, policy levers, and sectoral growth. But that separation is becoming increasingly […]
The dream of a frictionless, borderless marketplace has run aground. Since the early 1990s, the global economy operated on the assumption that capital and goods should naturally migrate to wherever they could be handled most efficiently. This was the golden age of globalisation. Today, however, that logic is being dismantled. We are entering a period […]
India’s approach to buying oil has changed dramatically over the last couple of years. We used to rely on a very small group of suppliers, mostly in the Middle East, but the world of 2026 looks much more complicated. With the U.S. recently granting a 30-day tariff-free window to process Russian crude, many are asking […]
The digital transformation of India, accelerated by initiatives like Digital India, has brought unprecedented economic growth—and a stark new reality for cybersecurity. The old, familiar threats haven’t disappeared; they’ve simply been given a powerful, new weapon: Generative AI. In 2025, the risk map for Indian organisations has fundamentally changed, demanding a radical shift in defensive […]
As we approach January 2026, India is all set to welcome its most significant labour reform in decades. The government has consolidated 29 central labour laws into four streamlined codes. This is done with the intention of reshaping the employment structure for more than 500 million workers across India. But what does this mean for […]
→ Why long-term institutional consistency, not just new policies, will define India’s journey to a $10 trillion economy. India is striding towards becoming a developed nation by 2047. It is clearly evident that the country is focused on grand policy announcements and revolutionary reforms. However, a closer look reveals a different picture. India’s journey towards […]
India was once famous as the global textile hub; cotton and fine muslins were reasons that paved the way for global trade routes leading here. Today, with the reset of global supply chains and the recognition of sustainable manufacturing, one question that has taken center stage is: Can India reclaim its dominance in the world […]