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19 - 09 - 2026

Stuck at the bottom: The Indian banking customers’ ‘2.50% floor problem’
18 - 09 - 2026

UPI Is Free, But the Infrastructure Isn’t, Says Mohandas Pai

There remain legitimate questions about who should ultimately bear the cost, whether small merchants can absorb it, how the threshold would work and whether the economics of UPI should be structured differently
02 - 09 - 2026

Happiest Minds–ITC Infotech Merger: What the Deal Means for Investors

Proposed transaction will combine two mid-sized IT services businesses, giving ITC Infotech a faster route to the public markets and a stronger presence in digital engineering and AI
29 - 08 - 2026

Red pill, Blue pill: Why The Matrix still defines how we think about AI

How 1999 cult, The Matrix shaped our fears and ideas about AI, reality and what it means to be a human
16 - 07 - 2026

As AI Becomes Ubiquitous, the New Battleground Is Trust

Even the most advanced AI models struggle to deliver meaningful outcomes without operational context

Market & Consumer Angle

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10 - 10 - 2026

Why Incremental Reforms Will Not Save France
09 - 10 - 2026

Bengaluru’s IT kingdom gets new tentants: GCCs

A company may employ fewer people to perform a task, but that does not automatically mean it needs fewer square feet
01 - 10 - 2026

Can Paras Defence’s latest DRDO Order signify a shift toward higher-value space hardware?

The contract is modest relative to the company’s order book, but its significance lies in Paras Defence taking system-integration responsibility for optics and opto-mechanics on a space-borne hyperspectral mission
27 - 09 - 2026

What 136 Heart and Lung Transplants Say About India’s Evolving Transplant Care

Narayana Health’s Bengaluru programme highlights the growing complexity of cardiopulmonary transplantation—and a central challenge that technology alone cannot solve: the shortage of donor organs
23 - 09 - 2026

Why India’s Honking Problem Is More Than Noise

From Bengaluru’s ‘Horn Don’t Maadi’ campaign to a nationwide question: if honking cannot move traffic, why has it become the default language of Indian roads?

People & Leadership Focus

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12 - 09 - 2026

India’s private wealth is going global faster than ever — but the exit routes may not be keeping pace
13 - 08 - 2026

Are we sustainably green in our green jobs?

A severe shortage of qualified professionals may spike average salaries for almost all green sector jobs by up to 30%
09 - 08 - 2026

Why every Indian family needs an Estate Plan Stress Test?

Without proper planning and testing, families may end up wasting months—or even years—obtaining succession certificates, securing probate, or resolving inheritance disputes.

Trends & Future-Focused

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India’s AI intrusions expose a dangerous gap between testing and the real world
17 - 10 - 2026

The Rs 3 lakh crore problem: Why are our states borrowing while sitting on cash piles?

Some valuable insights come from the Reserve Bank of India’s 2026 report of the Advisory Committee on Ways and Means Advances (WMA) that shines light on an often-overlooked aspect of the general public finance.
14 - 10 - 2026

India’s Semiconductor Self-Reliance Is Becoming a Defence Imperative: DRDO Scientist

At a Bengaluru DRDO event, Dr Anupam Sharma linked chip dependence to future military vulnerabilities, highlighting the need to connect India’s design talent with domestic manufacturing, materials and advanced electronics capabilities
13 - 10 - 2026

India’s SpaceTech Sector Faces a Commercialisation Test as Capital, Customers and Risk Shape Growth

As startups move beyond technology development, financing gaps, uncertain demand, procurement hurdles and liability concerns are emerging as critical determinants of which businesses can scale
10 - 10 - 2026

Why Incremental Reforms Will Not Save France

In the grand corridors of European finance, a once-unthinkable inversion is underway. France—long considered the political and economic co-anchor of the Eurozone alongside Germany—has seen its sovereign borrowing costs climb to levels historically reserved for the bloc’s southern periphery. As French benchmark 10-year OAT yields hit 4.91% and the spread over German Bunds expands past …

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Infosys Q2 net profit rises 6% to ₹7,823 crore

India's second-largest IT services company trims FY27 revenue guidance
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CG Power’s consolidated Q2 net profit rises 44% to ₹409 crore

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Tech Mahindra partners with SpaceXSI to bring Grok AI coding tools into enterprise workflows

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Kotak Mahindra Bank’s profits soar, but margins refuse to join the party

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