New Delhi's best best is to revive its liberalization project that began in 1991 and forge new trade relations. If it repudiates self-sufficiency, India needn't feel shackled by Trump's 'Liberation Day'
India's MII framework needs the attention of the securities market regulator, Sebi. Risks have changed, new technology has been deployed and innovations have been used. The capital market's institutional set-up mustn't get left behind the curve.
Improved tax administration and compliance played a role in India's robust tax collection numbers, but we must ultimately thank the economy's growth momentum. It offers India's fiscal plans a crucial pillar of support.
This OpenAI chatbot's successful role as an artist raises questions of GenAI ethics and creative value. Given its potential market impact and economic effects, it's time for human clarity on originality.
The manufacturing sector's purchasing managers' index has gone further into expansion zone, even as other indicators point to an economic pick-up. Let's hope factors beyond Indian control don't get in way.
A British privacy ruling on Meta's use of individually aimed advertising could invite many more lawsuits. Social media platforms must change their ways, just as the tobacco and fast-food industries were forced to.
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Observers of India's securities market as well as its participants have reason to welcome statements on Sebi's regulatory approach and reforms made by Chairman Pandey, who took charge recently. Well begun is half done.