Khosla's apartment in south Mumbai by Splendour Living is the perfect example of how to masterfully make different design ...

China-India geopolitical competition has notably shaped Indian domestic and foreign policy for decades – as it still does.

The camaraderie between PM Modi and President Trump became a significant factor during the US president’s first tenure and the visit signifies the continuation of strengthening of ties between India ...

India has cautioned the Maldives against entering trade agreements that may jeopardize its fiscal stability, after the archipelago nation signed pacts with China and Turkiye. New Delhi emphasized ...

The survey, however, said “there is room to improve tax certainty and tax stability in matters such as APA (Advance Pricing Agreement)”. While India has simplified many of its laws ...

The Survey has categorised carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) and European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) as protectionist measures that will hurt exports of cement, fertilisers, steel ...

Digital India, and the Atal Innovation Mission. However, these incentives have yet to generate the level of private R&D investment seen in China, South Korea, or the US. The Economic Survey 2025 ...

China's rapid industrial expansion is reshaping the global economic order. According to the Economic Survey 2025, UNIDO projects that China will account for 45% of all global manufacturing by 2030 ...

President Droupadi Murmu on Friday said digital fraud, cybercrime and emerging technologies such as deep fakes pose challenge to India's social ... Parliament assembled together in the Lok ...

The report outlines concerns over India's dependence on China for critical supplies, such as solar energy components and rare earth minerals, and stresses the need for strategic investments to ...

As per an analysis by the Ministry of Mines, that out of the 33 critical minerals vital to India’s economic security, 24 are currently at high risk of supply disruptions. China commands a ...

The traditional dominance of banks is diminishing, allowing alternative financial products and services to emerge, which is pivotal for India’s aspiration to achieve developed nation status by 2047.