Tamanna Inamdar
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Winds Of Change, Keeping The Faith — And Growing The Buttery Way
From Bengal's political earthquake to buttery dosas, disruption is the theme of the week - in polling booths, on trading floors, and in cafe queues.
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How Long Can India Hold Out Against the Oil Shock? | Tamanna's Take
Crude may not be at global peaks, but for India the pressure is already at the pump.
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When A Ceasefire Feels Worse Than The War | Tamanna's Take
The Iran-US standoff in the Strait of Hormuz may be more damaging than the war itself, as oil at reclaims $100 a barrel for the first time in over two weeks, trade disruption and market risks weigh on India
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Markets After The Noise | Tamanna's Take
Mentally, investors have already priced in the idea that the Iran war is over — or at least contained.
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Celebrating Women — Easy. Changing Their World — Hard.
Fifty years of recognition have put women at various summits, but the invisible trade-offs of the climb remain unacknowledged.
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India-US Deal Took 12 Months And Six Formal Meets, But Was Worth The Wait
Here are the key reasons why this deal is such a big deal, even before we know the fine print.
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Budget 2026: The Angel Is In The Details — Editor's Take
Don't let STT pain overshadow the bigger message.
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Davos 2026: India Resilient in Face of Tariffs, Says Nadir Godrej, Hails Govt's GST 2.0 Move
On what is dominating discussions at Davos, Godrej raised the issue of divisions globally. "I think polarisation in the world and dialogue is absolutely important," he said.
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AI Supercharging Cyber Arms Race; Geopolitics At Centre Of Security Strategy: WEF Cybersecurity Head
Despite there being complex risks from AI adoption, there is an equally better response from cybersecurity entities, says Akshay Joshi.
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Davos 2026: Citi's Vis Raghavan Is A Medium-To-Long Term 'India Bull' — Here's Why
In an exclusive interview with NDTV Profit at the World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting 2026 in Davos, Switzerland this week, Raghavan said that he is a medium-to-long-term 'India bull'. The global banking expert believes that India is a captive-consumption economy and the domestic 'Make-In-India' theme is very dominant for India Inc's growth p...
