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In the midst of rainfall deficits, shrinking rivers and dry winters, the Union Territory has been battered by cloudbursts and intense short-duration rainfall that have wreaked death and destruction.

As AI breaks the link between headcount and revenue, nimble mid-tier IT challengers are outgrowing tier-1 giants, and rewriting the tech playbook. Discover why smaller, platform-led players are winning the AI era.

While others made money producing generics by copying foreign discoveries, they bet on drug discovery in India, selling the family silver to fund their dreams. Now, after decades, they are seeing a payoff or within kissing distance of one.

India’s Gen Z forced a political reckoning over exam leaks, but their protest was also about something deeper: stagnant jobs, weak public education and underutilizing a finite demographic dividend period.

For India to succeed in robotics, experts say the country will need what some countries spent decades building: a robotics ecosystem where research labs, universities, manufacturers and startups partnered in innovation.

Globally, combining incentives with mandates has proven to be more effective in boosting electric vehicle adoption. Has India’s EV market matured enough for this approach?

Synthite isn’t a name you hear every day. Yet, its products reach millions worldwide, in perfumes and snacks. That has helped it reach $500 million in revenue. Now, with an eye on the next $500 million, Synthite is diversifying in a move that could reshape its future.

In a land of agricultural plenty, a silent crisis is stealing the future of the next generation before they can even walk. A look inside the economic shifts and broken safety nets failing India’s vulnerable children.

They built AI long before it became fashionable. But being ahead of time and a deal they couldn’t accept left Mad Street Den’s founders with a painful choice. This is a story of ambition, vision, failure, and resilience—and why their biggest success may still lie ahead.

Labour shortages are quietly crippling factory floors across India. For a country betting its economic future on an industrial boom, the reality is stark. Why are both skilled and low-skilled workers turning their backs on manufacturing? We find out.