India is poised to emerge as a petrochemical superpower with a $37 billion investment. Strategic focus on self-reliance, green chemistry, and advanced technology aims to boost domestic manufacturing, expand exports, and generate millions of jobs, reshaping India’s role in global supply chains.
Read MoreIn Mumbai, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer declared that India–UK ties have reached “new heights.” Behind the smiles lies a defining moment — where trade, defence, and diplomacy converge to reshape a post-Brexit partnership built on confidence, not nostalgia.
Read MoreAt 75, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stands not just as India’s longest-serving leader of the era but as a trusted node in a fractured world — where personal equations now shape global strategy, trade alignments, and diplomatic fault lines
Read MoreSeventy-five is not just an age; it is an audit. As Narendra Modi marks this milestone, India confronts the full arc of his imprint — a fusion of spectacle and statecraft, ambition and consolidation, growth and gaps — and wonders what legacy will truly endure.
Read MoreIndia’s semiconductor strategy is moving beyond slogans. With fiscal incentives, usage mandates, and global supply chain shifts, New Delhi seeks not just self-reliance but strategic leverage. Yet success depends on execution, not policy pronouncements.
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