Chief guest Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman addressed the elephant in the room with no hesitation, saying the Government must learn how to speak with Gen Z.
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Chief guest Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman addressed the elephant in the room with no hesitation, saying the Government must learn how to speak with Gen Z.
This week, the world saw two claimants to the position of "Guardian of Hormuz". It started with Trump claiming that the US would henceforth be known as Guardians of Hormuz, followed by a quick retort from the Iranians, who said they had always been the Guardians of Hormuz.
West Asia set the tone for risk appetite everywhere else. Washington and Tehran traded strikes after President Donald Trump declared the ceasefire "over," following attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz.
From Hormuz to Brent to tariffs, the headwinds that defined this year are fading, but IT, AI and the monsoon will decide what comes next.
NYU Stern's Aswath Damodaran says SpaceX is unlike any tech company he covers, doing real engineering rather than running an app, even as he flags its price as running well ahead of its numbers.
In an exclusive interview to NDTV Profit, NYU Stern's valuation guru says the market's most optimistic AI forecasts come with a brutal trade off for the wider economy, even as he charts a middle path between the bulls and the sceptics.
Dr. Lal PathLabs founder Arvind Lal on why Indians are dying of heart attacks in their 40s, why health insurance won't cover the tests that could prevent it, and what five basic blood tests every Indian should get by 25.
The biggest win seems to be the opening of the Strait of Hormuz and many argue that was exactly the case before the war. The fact, that a day after the deal, talks between the two sides in Switzerland got stalled underlines how flimsy the prospect of peace is.
The US-Iran nuclear deal is reportedly in its final stages, but anybody who has followed this file knows that 'final stages' can last longer than the negotiation itself.
In a conversation with NDTV Profit, Amazon India Country Manager Samir Kumar lays out the company's quick commerce ambitions: 100 new cities, 1,000 micro-fulfilment centres.
The RBI and the government have launched a coordinated push to attract foreign capital, but the latest measures may be only the beginning.
This week's biggest stories point to the same conclusion: the risks beneath the headlines are growing.
India's markets face a triple test and the answers may lie in old playbooks.
A trade thaw, a fuel price hike and a tighter fiscal tone — three signals, one larger story.
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.
Crude may not be at global peaks, but for India the pressure is already at the pump.
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
Mentally, investors have already priced in the idea that the Iran war is over — or at least contained.
Fifty years of recognition have put women at various summits, but the invisible trade-offs of the climb remain unacknowledged.
Here are the key reasons why this deal is such a big deal, even before we know the fine print.