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Fiscal policy vs monetary policy explains how governments and central banks use different tools to influence inflation, growth, employment and economic stability.
Great Depression lessons show how banking failures, deflation, weak policy responses and collapsing confidence deepened the economic crisis of the 1930s.
What causes hyperinflation is a collapse of monetary trust driven by fiscal deficits, uncontrolled money creation, currency weakness and failing institutions.
A currency crisis occurs when confidence collapses, capital exits rapidly and foreign-exchange reserves come under pressure, causing sharp depreciation and economic stress.
Crowdfunding allows startups, creators and social projects to raise capital from many contributors through donation, reward, debt or equity-based models.
Peer-to-peer lending connects borrowers directly with individual lenders through digital platforms, offering access to credit while carrying default and platform risks.
Every Revolution Begins as an Uncomfortable Thought There are days when a society changes without any noise. No barricade falls. No leader announces a doctrine. No crowd gathers…
India Learns Best After Crisis. That Is the Problem India has an extraordinary ability to respond after the wound becomes visible. A bridge collapses, and inspections begin. A ci…
Not Every Outrage Needs an Instant Verdict Muddy water is best cleared by leaving it alone. This ancient-sounding wisdom has become almost impossible in a time when every public…
The News Cycle Thinks in Days. Nations Must Think in Decades A nation that thinks only in headlines will always be surprised by history. The headline sees the flood, not the deca…
India's Youth Need a Life, Not Just a Rank In many Indian homes, a child's life is converted into a queue before the child understands what life is. Queue for the right school, q…
Luxury Has Become the New Poverty of the Mind There was a time when poverty meant not having enough. Today, a new poverty has entered the lives of people who have more than any g…
Social Media Turned Self-Expression Into Self-Obsession The new Indian mirror is not made of glass. It is made of pixels, likes, filters, captions, reactions and the quiet anxiet…
The Internet Gave Humanity Freedom, and Then Sold Its Attention The internet arrived as a promise of liberation. It told humanity that knowledge would be free, speech would be de…
Technology Can Replace Tasks, Not Human Judgment Every generation has its favourite machine. The steam engine promised strength. The railway promised speed. The computer promised…
A Nation That Does Not Invest in Science Outsources Its Security A country can import weapons, buy software, license technology, assemble devices and celebrate foreign investment…
Truth Should Not Change With Tribe, Party or Religion There was a time when people argued about what was true. Now they often argue about whose truth should win. A fact arrives i…
The New Wars Are Won Without Firing a Shot The most powerful wars of the twenty-first century may not begin with a formal declaration, a marching army or a missile crossing the s…
GDP Measures Growth, Not Whether People Are Living Better Lives GDP is a brilliant instrument, but a poor mirror. It can measure the size of the economic machine, but not the tex…
A society that cannot tolerate doubt eventually becomes afraid of its own citizens. It may build laboratories, launch satellites, teach coding and celebrate innovation days, but i…
Algorithms Are Now Telling Us Who We Are There was a time when self-discovery meant silence. A person read, travelled, failed, loved, lost, argued, prayed, worked, wandered, and…
The New World Order Will Be Written in Chips, Cables and Code For most of modern history, power was drawn on maps with borders, armies, ports, oilfields, sea lanes and alliances.…
AI Will Not Kill All Jobs. It Will Kill the Comfort of Average Skills The panic around artificial intelligence is both justified and misplaced. It is justified because AI will di…
India's Climate Future Will Depend on Technologies We Scale Before Crisis Hits Climate change will not arrive in India as a single dramatic event. It will arrive as a bad monsoon…
Forests Are Not Anti-Development; They Are Economic Infrastructure There is a lazy argument India must now outgrow: that forests are beautiful, but development is practical. It s…
India's Fiscal Federalism Is Becoming the New Battleground of Politics Indian politics is often described through elections, caste equations, party alliances, religious symbolism…
India's Growth Story Has a Jobs Problem India's growth story has a strange emotional contradiction. The macroeconomic numbers can look impressive, but the young graduate at home…
India's Digital Economy Promised Equality. It May Be Creating a New Divide India's digital revolution has one of the most powerful stories in the modern world: a tea seller accep…
India's Crisis Is Economic on the Surface, Moral at the Core Every society prefers to describe its crisis in measurable terms. Inflation, unemployment, debt, growth, fiscal defic…
India Wants Capitalism Without Cruelty. Can It Build One? India has never been fully comfortable with capitalism, yet it has never stopped desiring its rewards. We want wealth cr…
The first error of modern South Asian politics is to imagine that the map explains the region. It does not. The map tells us where customs officers sit, where armies patrol, where…
India's Borders Are Lines on Maps and Lives on the Ground Borders look simple only to those who see them from far away. On a map, a border is a line. In Delhi, it is a file. On t…
Non-Alignment Is Dead; Strategic Autonomy Is Its Modern Heir Non-alignment belonged to a world of blocs. Strategic autonomy belongs to a world of bargains. That is the simplest w…
Indian Farming Feeds the Nation, but No Longer Feeds the Farmer India has mastered the art of praising the farmer while failing to make farming dignified enough for the farmer's…
India's Next Federal Crisis May Be Water India's next great federal crisis may not begin with language, caste, tax sharing or electoral rivalry. It may begin with water. Not the…
Every civilisation begins by clearing some forest. Many civilisations begin to decline when they forget what the forest was doing for them. It was not merely standing there as sce…
The Story Behind the Headline There are moments when a trade statistic says more than a diplomatic speech. Venezuela's sudden rise in India's crude oil map is one such moment. On…
Outside chanditala police — What Is Verified in Kalyan Banerjee's Alleged Attack Case Outside Chanditala Police Station. In-depth editorial analysis on
The Story Behind the Headline Sport becomes politics when fans stop seeing themselves as viewers and begin seeing themselves as owners of emotion. That is exactly what happened a…
Gujarat titans bus — After the IPL Final, Gujarat Titans' Bus Scare Shows Why Player Safety Must Go Beyond the Stadium. In-depth editorial analysis on
The Story Behind the Headline A city does not collapse in one evening. It collapses slowly - through ignored complaints, weak inspections, illegal floors, political protection, m…
The Story Behind the Headline Every Iran-US diplomatic document carries two texts. One is written on paper. The other is written in suspicion. That is why the talk of a possible…
The Story Behind the Headline India sends students to the world. The world, however, is not yet sending students back to India at the scale India deserves. That is the uncomforta…
The Story Behind the Headline When a city celebrates, the police do not see only joy. They see traffic chokepoints, crowd surges, noise complaints, reckless riding, emergency acc…
The Story Behind the Headline India may not play in the FIFA World Cup, but during the tournament it often behaves like several football nations at once. In Kerala, streets turn…
The Story Behind the Headline India's cricket future is not born only in IPL auctions. It begins in summer heat, dusty grounds, rented kits, early-morning drills and children lea…
There is a moment in every sting operation when the viewer feels the thrill of justice arriving secretly. A hidden camera enters the room where power has relaxed its public face.…
Years after school, most adults forget the exact dates they memorised, the diagrams they labelled, the formulae they reproduced and the definitions they wrote in blue ink under ex…
Research begins like a blind date with knowledge. One arrives with preparation but not certainty, with questions but not guarantees, with hope but no promise of romance. The first…
Every country reveals its true priorities in the places where cameras do not usually go. Not in the grand summit, not in the airport terminal, not in the investment roadshow, not…
A classroom looks small from the outside. Four walls, a blackboard, benches, a teacher's register, a bell, a timetable and children carrying bags larger than their shoulders. But…
A degree can teach a person how to build a bridge. It cannot guarantee that he will not cut corners in the cement. A management education can teach a person how to maximise profit…
India has developed an almost religious relationship with the score. A number appears on a screen and the family atmosphere changes. A percentile decides whether neighbours congra…
There is a moment in the life of many Indian children when something changes. It might happen at age eight, or ten, or twelve. Suddenly, the games stop. The unscheduled hours disa…
India has hundreds of welfare and development schemes, but poor execution remains a chronic problem. This editorial examines why implementation fails and what structural reforms a…
Every four years, India has the same conversation. An Indian athlete wins a medal, or comes agonisingly close, and for a few days the country erupts in celebration, analysis and r…
India's tourism industry has vast potential to generate millions of jobs, but it remains undervalued. Here's why treating tourism casually is a policy mistake we can't afford in 2…
A democracy without a questioning press is not a democracy. It is a performance of democracy, a staging of the institutional forms, elections, parliaments, constitutions, without…
When the Yamuna floods, politicians speak of acts of God. When cities choke under a blanket of pollution every winter, commentators discuss atmospheric conditions. When groundwate…
The phrase cooperative federalism has been used by every Indian government of recent memory as a description of the relationship it seeks with states. It suggests a partnership be…
There is a particular kind of wisdom that sounds correct but is dangerously incomplete. It goes something like this: if every individual makes the best decision for themselves, so…
India has developed a particular talent for celebrating women's success while simultaneously constraining women's freedom. The contradiction has become so routine that most people…
India became politically independent in 1947. The question of whether it has achieved intellectual and psychological independence is considerably more complicated, and the honest…
There is a comfortable story that India tells itself about poverty. The story goes roughly like this: poverty is the natural condition of people who have not yet acquired the skil…
India's economic growth remains incomplete without addressing women's development. This editorial analyses the gaps in gender equity and what policies can close them.
India is spending more than it ever has on welfare. Subsidised food for hundreds of millions, free cooking gas, direct benefit transfers, health insurance, housing schemes, employ…
India has given itself a deadline. By 2047, the centenary of independence, India aspires to be a developed country. The vision, called Viksit Bharat, Developed India, has been art…
Age verification and — Age Verification and Online Safety Technology: The Internet Is Moving From Open Access to Verified Identity. In-depth editorial
What happened with Meta AI in WhatsApp? Meta — the parent company of WhatsApp, Facebook, and Instagram — is in the midst of the most significant expansion of its arti…
What happened with artificial intelligence energy demand? The extraordinary growth of artificial intelligence in 2024-26 has come with an extraordinary and increasingly visible c…
What happened? Rahul Dravid — one of India's greatest batsmen, a former national team captain, and the coach who led India to the 2024 T20 World Cup — has made a land…
Youth unemployment — Youth Unemployment as Political Satire: Memes Are Becoming the New Protest Language in India. In-depth editorial analysis on
What happened? In a candid interview with Royal Challengers Bengaluru ahead of IPL 2026, Virat Kohli put to rest months of speculation about his future. The 37-year-old confirmed…
A Safe Life Can Also Become a Wasted Life A ship in harbour is safe. It is also unfinished. Its wood, steel, engine, sail, compass and crew have not been assembled merely to admi…
The Time to Prepare for Crisis Is Before the Crisis Becomes Visible A leaking roof does not become a problem when the rain begins. It becomes a problem on the sunny day when some…
India Is Changing So Fast That Yesterday's Answers No Longer Work The old Indian advice was built for a slower country: choose a secure line, avoid unnecessary risk, respect the…
Public Life Runs on Smiles That Hide Conflicts There is a particular Indian smile that every serious observer of public life knows. It appears at the bank counter when the citize…
Too Many Choices Are Making Young India More Anxious, Not More Free Young India has more choices than any generation before it. It can choose courses, careers, cities, apps, ment…
A Democracy Without Disagreement Stops Thinking Democracy is often praised as the rule of the people, but that is only its surface. At its best, democracy is the discipline of di…
Great Decisions Need Data, but Also Judgment The modern world has developed a dangerous superstition: if a decision is supported by data, it must be wise. This superstition is at…
Not Every Detour Is Failure Indian youth are trained early to fear the wrong turn. Choose the wrong stream, and the future is said to narrow. Fail one exam, and a family begins s…
India's Next Creative Boom Will Come From Ordinary Lives The most original stories in India rarely announce themselves as stories. They sit in a tea stall where three generations…
In the Age of AI, Mathematical Thinking Is Civic Power There was a time when mathematics entered public life only during budgets, board exams and the occasional argument over inf…
Doing Nothing Is Often the Most Expensive Policy In public life, delay often dresses itself as wisdom. A file is kept pending because more consultation is needed. A city postpone…
The Most Connected Generation Is Quietly Becoming the Loneliest India's most connected generation has a paradox: a young person can wake up to two hundred notifications and still…
Power Does Not Corrupt Everyone; It Reveals Everyone Adversity has a way of making people look noble. A leader out of office speaks of freedom. A party in opposition speaks of in…
India's Biggest Reforms Often Begin as Simple Ideas The most powerful public ideas often sound almost too simple to be taken seriously. Give every person a bank account. Build to…
India's Hustle Culture Is Forgetting the Point of Success There is a particular light that appears in Indian cities after midnight: the glow of laptops in paying-guest rooms, cal…
The Next Superpowers Will Be Knowledge Civilisations The old maps of power were drawn with ports, armies, oilfields, mines and sea lanes. The new maps are being drawn inside labo…
Opposition parties in India are finding common ground in state elections, turning local political contests into national signals. Here's what the trend reveals about 2026 politics.
History Moves When Science Defeats Sentiment A visitor enters an old monument with a phone in one hand and a verdict in the other. Before reading a plaque, before asking who buil…
History Does Not Repeat Itself; We Repeat Our Mistakes There is a comforting laziness in the phrase that history repeats itself. It allows a society to look at recurring failures…
India Is Building Civilisation Faster Than It Is Preserving Culture India is building at a speed that would astonish many earlier generations. Airports rise where towns once wait…
Girls Are Restricted, Boys Are Pressured - India Is Hurting Both At many Indian dining tables, two children are raised under two different constitutions. The daughter learns the…
A Just Society Does Not Need to Beg for Charity Every few months, India witnesses the same moral theatre. A flood comes, a fire breaks out, a hospital bill goes viral, a child ne…
Growth Without Justice Creates Wealth Without Peace There is a city India likes to display to itself: glass towers, expressways, startup offices, luxury housing, digital payments…
The Most Powerful Inequality in India Is Also the Least Noticed The most powerful inequality in India often does not look like inequality at all. It looks like concern. It looks…
Chip supply chain — Samsung Labour Dispute and the Chip Supply Chain: One Strike Can Shake the World's Tech Industry. In-depth editorial analysis on
World cup — Messi-Ronaldo World Cup Blackout Fear: Imagine the Last Dance of Legends — and India Cannot Watch It. In-depth editorial analysis on
Election commission — Election Commission and Re-Poll Debates: When Voters Start Doubting the Process, Democracy Loses. In-depth editorial analysis on
What happened? Nvidia, the world's dominant manufacturer of AI chips and one of the most valuable companies in history, is navigating a complex and politically charged situation…
What happened? The standoff between FIFA's commercial representatives and India's dominant broadcast group — Reliance's JioHotstar — over the 2026 World Cup rights ha…
What happened? The Bhojshala complex in Dhar, Madhya Pradesh — a medieval structure that serves as both a protected archaeological monument (under ASI) and a site of dual r…
Crypto controversy — Trump-Linked Crypto Controversy: Politics, Cryptocurrency, and Money Networks Are Colliding. In-depth editorial analysis on
Fifa world cup — FIFA World Cup India Broadcast Uncertainty: 85 Million Indian Football Fans May Miss the Tournament. In-depth editorial analysis on
Temple gold monetisation — Temple Gold Monetisation Rumour: When Faith Meets Finance and Social Media Fuels Panic. In-depth editorial analysis on
The US Securities and Exchange Commission is exploring frameworks for tokenised securities — a development that could fundamentally change how stocks are bought, sold, and owned g…
IPL 2026 viewership data confirms that the tournament has grown beyond sport into a ₹50,000 crore entertainment ecosystem that defines India's media and entertainment landscape.
The India-Norway Global South framework, signed during PM Modi's 2026 Norway visit, focuses on debt relief, climate finance, and UN reform — and India's push to lead developing na…
Modi's Norway Visit in 2026 — a civilian honour and bilateral talks — was celebrated in India. Abroad, analysts debate whether this signals genuine diplomatic gains or political m…
India's Democracy Debate Goes International — an MEA official's sharp confrontation with Norwegian press over democracy questions has gone viral and put India's assertiveness in t…
Elon Musk Loses Lawsuit Against OpenAI — the AI world's biggest legal battle hit a decisive setback in 2026. Here's what the court ruled and why it matters for global AI governanc…
What happened? A video showing a couple being publicly assaulted by a mob in Berhampur, Odisha has gone viral on social media, drawing widespread condemnation and prompting polic…
The Hisar Selective Encroachment Controversy exposes a troubling pattern: anti-encroachment drives target ordinary citizens but spare officials. Here's the full story of selective…
The Sand Mafia Crackdown in Nagpur's rural belt shows how illegal mining devastates rivers and ecosystems. Why this local crime is really environmental theft at national scale.
Global financial watchdogs are alarmed about AI Cyber Risk as banks begin preparing for AI-powered attacks. What regulators are demanding and why every bank customer should care.
As police start using AI across India, the country's surveillance revolution is outpacing its laws. Here's what's at stake for privacy, civil rights, and legal accountability.
The India-Canada Trade Reset is accelerating — with Piyush Goyal and Mark Carney pushing a new CEPA framework in Ottawa. Here's what the trade thaw means for businesses and relati…
Taiwan overtakes India in global market rankings to become the world's fifth-largest stock market. The $4.95 trillion reversal and what it signals for India's investment ambitions…
The Gorewada Forest Dumping Issue in Nagpur exposes how city waste is systematically choking one of Maharashtra's most important forest reserves. The environmental crisis explaine…
The Anthropic Mythos Cybersecurity System is designed to detect cyber vulnerabilities before hackers do. Here's how this AI security breakthrough works and what it means for digit…
On 26 May 2026, Marco Rubio, Penny Wong, S. Jaishankar and Takeshi Iwaya met in New Delhi for the Quad Foreign Ministers’ Meeting. A new maritime surveillance framework was announ…
India’s exam crisis is not only about leaked papers; it is about the collapse of trust in one of the country’s most important social-mobility systems. For millions of students, a…
Fuel prices are not just numbers on petrol pump boards; they are the hidden base cost of modern life. Every rise in petrol, diesel or CNG quietly enters school transport fees, cab…
A narrow sea route between Iran and Oman can decide the cost of fuel, food, transport and inflation in India. The Strait of Hormuz is not only a Middle Eastern flashpoint; it is o…
India’s heatwaves are no longer just seasonal weather events; they are becoming a stress test for cities, workers, hospitals, power grids and water systems. As temperatures rise a…
The Indian Army Chief's recent statement directed at Pakistan — combining military warning with historical reference — captured national attention and sparked strategic debate.
AI deepfakes are turning political misinformation from a text problem into a reality problem. A fake video or cloned voice can travel faster than any correction, shaping voter per…
As India transitions to the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, new crime data from Delhi raises questions about whether counting has changed or crime itself has.
The use of artificial intelligence in military operations is accelerating globally — raising questions about accountability, international law, and the future of human decision-ma…
What happened? The first anniversary of Operation Sindoor — India's military operation against terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir in respons…
An ambitious sterilisation drive in Ghaziabad's Indirapuram area is being watched as a potential model for managing the stray dog problem in urban India.
The Catholic Church's new position on artificial intelligence reflects a global awakening to questions that technology companies alone cannot answer: Who is responsible when AI ca…
India's fuel pricing politics follow a well-documented pattern: prices are held before elections and raised after — and 2026 is no different.
Bhopal has issued heatwave alerts as temperatures climb toward 44–45°C, with particular concern for construction workers, street vendors, and homeless populations.
WWE Clash in Italy 2026 on May 31 at Turin has three title matches confirmed. Triple H's creative team has yet to lock the main event slot — here's the breakdown.
With Lucknow Super Giants eliminated from IPL 2026 playoffs and finishing near the bottom, former players are urging Rishabh Pant to step away from captaincy.
PM Modi and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio met in Delhi on May 23, 2026. Here are the 5 areas of agreement and 3 unresolved differences, in plain English.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is pitching American crude and LNG to India, as New Delhi keeps buying discounted Russian oil. The energy stakes, explained.
Sanjay Das, TMC councillor and Chairman-in-Council of South Dum Municipality, was found dead at his Kolkata residence on May 23, 2026. Police are investigating.
UPSC Civil Services Prelims 2026 is being held today, May 24, across India. Over 8.19 lakh candidates, 933 posts, and tight security at all centres.
A four-member AIIMS Delhi medical board began Twisha Sharma's second post-mortem at AIIMS Bhopal on May 24, 2026 after a Madhya Pradesh High Court order. Details inside.
Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah laid the foundation for an 80,000-seat international cricket stadium near Bengaluru on May 23, 2026. Cost, location, traffic and timeline explained.
EAM S. Jaishankar outlined India's five-point approach to global issues during talks with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on May 24, 2026. Here is what each point means.
The Union government has ordered the Delhi Gymkhana Club to vacate its 27.3-acre Lutyens' Delhi premises by June 5, 2026. What the order says, and what comes next.
Violence during nomination filings for Punjab local body elections has highlighted the persistent criminalisation of electoral politics in parts of India.
The Vidarbha region of Maharashtra has been recording temperatures that make outdoor survival dangerous, with cotton farmers and daily wage workers facing life-threatening conditi…
Fresh allegations of NEET paper leaks have reignited protests from medical aspirants across India, raising fundamental questions about the integrity of centralised entrance examin…
Residents of Nagpur and Vidarbha are dealing with frequent power outages and dangerous voltage fluctuations that are damaging home appliances and creating health risks.
The Chief Justice of India's use of derogatory language in court has triggered constitutional debate and a viral meme movement that refuses to die.
The viral 'Cockroach Janta Party' meme that exploded across Indian social media is being analysed as a political barometer of youth disillusionment.
As AI data centres consume ever more power, the Iran war's energy shock is threatening to slow the global AI boom — with implications for India's tech ambitions.
From shipping rerouting costs to energy surcharges, the Iran-Israel-US war is adding significant new financial burdens to companies worldwide — including Indian businesses.
Record temperatures and rising air conditioner penetration are pushing India's power grid to its limits, raising fears of widespread outages this summer.
Despite global economic headwinds, PepsiCo and other multinational FMCG companies are doubling down on India as a long-term growth engine.
India's Competition Commission has taken on Apple in a landmark antitrust case that could reshape how the world's most valuable company operates in one of the world's largest smar…
India's Competition Commission has launched an inquiry into Apple's App Store practices, putting one of the world's most valuable companies under regulatory scrutiny in its fastes…
India's emergency use of Russian oil under a US waiver exposes the difficult choices at the intersection of energy security, geopolitics, and economic survival.
India's double fuel price hike in May 2026 will ripple through the entire economy — raising the cost of food, transport, medicine, and daily goods within weeks.
India's IT sector index has fallen sharply in 2026, reflecting structural worries about AI disruption and cyclical pressure from global spending slowdowns.
As AI automation accelerates globally, Indian IT companies face existential questions about the future of their outsourcing-based business model.
Foreign institutional investors have been net sellers in Indian equities through early 2026, driven by global risk aversion and India's economic headwinds from the Iran war.
India's gold import bill is a major drain on foreign exchange, and with the rupee under pressure from the Iran war, the government is taking steps to curb the demand for the yello…
Every major OpenAI product launch now sends ripples through India's IT stocks and boardrooms — because it signals which jobs AI will next make redundant.
Artificial intelligence is automating the very tasks that made India's IT sector the world's most successful outsourcing industry. 40,000 jobs lost in a year — and experts say thi…
Indian Grandmaster Aravindh Chithambaram becomes the first Indian chess player to qualify for the Esports World Cup 2026, winning the DreamHack Atlanta qualifier to claim a spot a…
Punjab Kings, famous for their playoff near-misses, are again in the infuriating position of needing complex permutations to reach the final four.
As CSK teeters on the edge of IPL 2026 playoff elimination, questions are mounting about whether head coach Stephen Fleming's long reign has run its course.
Ruturaj Gaikwad's first full season as operational CSK captain has exposed how differently the franchise functions without Dhoni's calming, match-reading presence.
Royal Challengers Bengaluru, India's most popular 'always-a-bridesmaid' IPL franchise, are now defending their first-ever IPL title in 2026 — changing their story forever.
Dust storms, pre-monsoon showers, and extreme heat are serially disrupting urban traffic across India, exposing the fragility of infrastructure that was never designed for climate…
Ishan Kishan's brilliant 70 and Pat Cummins' three-wicket haul sealed SRH's playoff qualification as Chennai Super Kings teetered on the brink of elimination.
Chennai Super Kings' IPL 2026 campaign is in crisis — mathematically alive but realistically on the edge of their first playoff miss since 2020.
Ishan Kishan's whistle gesture after his match-winning 70 against CSK at Chepauk became the most debated moment of IPL 2026 week.
Gujarat Titans' place in the IPL 2026 final four was confirmed indirectly through SRH's win over CSK — a quiet qualification fitting for India's most consistent but low-profile IP…
India's premium housing societies are discovering that their diesel generators and inverter systems are failing under the sustained stress of long power cuts during the heatwave.
Temperatures soaring to 45°C and above are turning Delhi's summer into a public health emergency, with outdoor workers and the urban poor bearing the greatest burden.
As temperatures soar past 45°C across Indian cities, millions face the compounded crisis of power cuts and water shortages simultaneously.
As India's electricity demand hits records this summer, planned load shedding is not a failure — it is the grid preventing a complete collapse.
A severe dust storm hit Delhi-NCR in May 2026, knocking out power for hours and exposing the fragility of the capital region's infrastructure.
As AI automation accelerates globally, Indian IT companies face existential questions about the future of their outsourcing-based business model.
Foreign institutional investors have been net sellers in Indian equities through early 2026, driven by global risk aversion and India's economic headwinds from the Iran war.
PM Narendra Modi's appeal to Indians to cut fuel use, reduce foreign travel, and stop buying gold is unprecedented — and signals the depth of India's economic challenge.
India's gold import bill is a major drain on foreign exchange, and with the rupee under pressure from the Iran war, the government is taking steps to curb demand for the yellow me…
India's goods trade deficit jumped sharply in April 2026, raising fears of sustained economic pressure through the rest of the year.
The Iran-Israel-US war that began in early 2026 has triggered India's worst energy shock in decades — affecting fuel, cooking gas, food, and the rupee.
India's first fuel price hike in over four years hits common citizens as global crude oil crosses $113 per barrel due to the ongoing Iran war.
From PM Modi's Sweden visit to India's growing role in global trade and diplomacy, here are the key international stories every citizen should follow.
India's 5G rollout has expanded rapidly. Here is the current state of coverage, what speeds you can actually expect, and whether upgrading makes sense.
Many Indians watch Parliament sessions in the news but few understand exactly how it works. This simple guide explains everything.
Interested in investing in the Indian stock market but don't know where to start? This guide explains how Sensex and Nifty work.
IPL 2026 is in full swing and the playoff race is heating up. Whether you are at home, at the office, or travelling, here is your complete guide to watching every match live witho…
Artificial intelligence tools are rapidly moving into Indian offices, factories, and service centres.
Following intense tensions in 2025, India and Pakistan entered a cautious period of diplomatic engagement. Editors Outlook analyses where the relationship stands today.
The BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty fell sharply today, wiping out over Rs 7 lakh crore in investor wealth in a single session.
The India Meteorological Department has issued a heatwave warning for Delhi NCR as temperatures are expected to touch 44 degrees Celsius.
Chennai Super Kings face Sunrisers Hyderabad tonight at Chepauk in a must-win IPL 2026 clash.
