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Tighter carbon emission standards, as envisaged by India's proposed CAFE norms, should incentivize automakers to make cleaner vehicles overall. The 'super credits' system is designed for just that.

British PM Keir Starmer's plan is ambitious. It shows that London has finally gotten serious about a clean-up of the UK's energy sector, but it'll be a race against time ...

The cooperative model behind Amul's success needs to be adopted across the country's farm sector. It'll assure farmers better remuneration for their produce and ease their access to bank credit as well.

The wealthy in Gurgaon pay mind-boggling prices to keep real India out of their lives. But no matter how much the super-rich are ready to shell out, it doesn't happen.

Most successful economies have geopolitics to thank for their rise, especially China and Asia's smaller 'tiger economies,' but India seems at risk of letting a splendid opportunity slip away.

As medical tourism from Bangladesh plummets due to escalating violence and border closures, India must rethink its strategies to revive the medical tourism sector ...

A sense of isolation can have severe consequences for well-being. Worryingly, it's not just the old but even teenagers who are at risk as they spend much less time in person with friends. The digital world can help forge new connections but it isn't ...

Every stock market dip from lofty heights is likely to encourage voices calling Generative AI a bubble about to burst. Don't pay them attention. If you find yourself turning sceptical, try this quiz.

The winner toppled a tyrant and seems headed for something better ...

If good roads are signposts of prosperity, so are urban walkways. Unfortunately, our pedestrian infrastructure suffers the sort of neglect that an economy in need of inclusive growth simply can't afford. Let's ease the lives of walkers. It'll pay off ...