India’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.
Read MoreIndia is weighing Russia’s offer to make the Su-57 stealth fighter in India, reviving an old debate. Beyond hardware, the choice is about sovereignty, budgets, and credibility—should New Delhi import fifth-generation power or invest fully in its own AMCA?
Read MoreIndia’s recent clash with Pakistan was more than a military episode—it became a showcase for indigenous defence power. Once the world’s top arms importer, India is now stepping into the role of exporter, reshaping both its economy and geopolitics.
Read MoreIndia’s GST Council has slashed rates across essentials and growth sectors, aiming to boost consumption at a time of global slowdown. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman calls it a rationalisation, not a giveaway—betting that demand-led growth will outweigh revenue risks.
Read MoreOperation Sindoor was not just another counter-terror mission; it was the definitive demonstration of India’s ability to project calibrated air power, neutralize Pakistan-based threats, and emerge without attrition. Rafales, precision strikes, and layered defences ensured a one-sided, disciplined show of force.
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