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Budget 2026’s “carbon credit programme” reflects a hard-nosed shift toward industrial emissions control through CCUS—but policy signalling and terminology have triggered a premature narrative around farmer-linked carbon markets.
Parliamentary scrutiny of MeitY and UIDAI exposes the real bottleneck in India’s technology strategy: not the absence of missions, but the state’s difficulty in converting strategic intent into timely capital absorption, infrastructure build-out, and verifiable execution
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From a stable two-party ecosystem to a fragmented, multi-pole contest — why ideology, welfare economics, leadership transitions, and fiscal constraints are converging to reshape Tamil Nadu’s electoral equilibrium
A scheduled end-of-life satellite failure has exposed a deeper structural issue—India’s navigation constellation is thinning faster than it is being replenished
A reported deal worth up to $600 million for Ben Affleck’s AI filmmaking venture reflects a deeper shift underway in the global film industry—where streaming platforms facing escalating production costs are investing in machine-learning systems designed to reduce reshoots, automate post-production workflows and improve the economics of large-scale content production. What does this mean for VFX businesses? and more importantly, how safe are VFX jobs?
After the PLI scheme helped turn India into a major smartphone assembly hub—dominated by a handful of global supply chains—New Delhi is now redesigning incentives to push manufacturers toward higher domestic value addition and deeper component localisation.
After a US Supreme Court ruling dismantled parts of Washington’s tariff regime, the Trump administration has turned to a familiar but slower instrument of trade pressure—Section 301 investigations—placing India, China and several Asian manufacturing economies under renewed scrutiny.
A decade of welfare-led LPG expansion and gas-network growth made cooking fuel and city gas more accessible to hundreds of millions of Indians. But the current West Asia disruption has exposed the harder truth beneath that success: India expanded demand far faster than it built domestic production depth, storage cover, electric hedge or a serious contingency architecture against Hormuz risk.
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