State finances and budgets reflect both macroeconomic resilience and local governance priorities, from infrastructure and education to healthcare and local employment initiatives.
Recently, the World Economic Forum (WEF) revealed that India secured 71st position in 2025, down from 63rd in 2024 and 67th in 2023 because of several ‘structural challenges’.
As Israel’s military campaign in Gaza intensifies, a growing divide has emerged within the Western world over how to respond — a rift that could reshape global diplomacy, humanitarian policy, and the future of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
India and the United Kingdom signed the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), marking a watershed moment in bilateral relations and economic diplomacy. CETA emerges as India’s first free trade pact with a G7 nation and the UK’s most ambitious trade agreement outside Europe.
India needs to accelerate its efforts in the global supply chain, as critical minerals are emerging as the defining geoeconomic axis of the 21st century.
India's power sector, long characterized by fragmented regulation, mounting debts, and inefficient distribution, is undergoing vital reforms to meet modern energy needs and ensure sustainable, reliable access for all.
Recently, the Bombay High Court has acquitted all 12 men previously convicted in the Mumbai Train Blast Case (2006), citing a complete failure by the prosecution to prove their guilt.
The preliminary report of the recent Air India Boeing 787 crash in Ahmedabad from the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) remains inconclusive, leaving critical questions unanswered about pilot intent and systemic failures.
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