Trump’s proposed Gaza panel raises questions over legitimacy, funding and India’s diplomatic calculus.
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ISpA has proposed that a fixed share of government spending on space-related services and equipment be sourced from Indian private firms. This would help companies plan long-term investments, while allowing ISRO to focus on advanced research and strategic missions
Power sector milestones bring Budget 2026 into focus as industry expects grid, storage support. Even as India makes steady progress toward its clean energy ambitions, the Budget presents an opportunity to address infrastructure gaps.
In the judgment, a bench of Justices R Mahadevan and J.B. Pardiwala essentially nullified the tax immunity given by the India-Mauritius double taxation avoidance agreement by reinterpreting the meaning of a key phrase within the treaty
India taxes ESOPs as a perquisite at the time of exercise, even when there is no market for the shares and no liquidity event. Employees are then taxed again when they sell their shares, which creates a dual tax burden on the same compensation
As India’s services economy expands, gaps in the tax system are limiting revenue mobilisation needed to fund welfare and human-capital spending
India is among around 60 countries invited to join a new US-backed board aimed at guiding Gaza’s post-war governance and rebuilding
Zepto, with DPIIT support, selects eight early-stage Indian start-ups to help them scale faster through visibility, logistics and access to hyperlocal consumers across the country
Outlook Business in November reported that the government was open to suggestions on Press Note 3. At the time, a senior government official said, “We are open to all suggestions regarding investment in India"
A study warns gaps in India’s sustainability disclosures may weaken global investor confidence
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India’s freedom rings hollow without dignity. True prosperity requires shared responsibility, progressive taxation, and a civic commitment rooted in Gandhi’s vision.
India’s billionaires pay a small percentage of their wealth as tax. It makes sense to squeeze them a bit to finance the country’s Viksit Bharat dreams
James Robinson, winner of the 2024 Nobel Prize in Economics, talks to Neeraj Thakur and Parth Singh about development and inequality, labour-market institutions and human capital. Edited excerpts
Already hot and already poor regions see the steepest rise in inequality in not just wealth, but gender too
Indian steel units stare at rising costs and market loss as Europe’s carbon tariff comes into play
As derivatives trading slows down under tighter regulations, the broker’s strategy to evolve into a broader financial platform will be put to test
Bhavish Aggarwal’s AI unicorn, Krutrim, is grappling with flagging traction, a flurry of leadership exits, employee lay-offs and waning staff morale
Rising CNG car sales in India, driven by affordability and availability, may delay electric vehicle adoption, especially in the mid-priced segment
Bottlenecks like transmission gaps, discom delays and rising project costs are stalling India’s green push
Blackfrog Technologies’ Emvolio, a WHO-prequalified portable cooling device, ensures safe vaccine storage and transport, reducing wastage and saving lives
Plan the perfect motorcycle road trip with tips on safety, comfort, skill and bike maintenance to enjoy adventure while returning home safely
Built far from India’s metros, a legacy player is strengthening manufacturing while developing premium brands to compete in a rapidly expanding alcobev market
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However, Eternal, Sun Pharma, InterGlobe Aviation and Tata Steel were among the gainers
Company plans six new car launches, four major updates this year
India’s electronics push has delivered scale and jobs. The harder task now is moving from assembly-led growth to deep manufacturing, components, and innovation.
