At 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 MoreAs Washington sharpens its tariff tools, Peter Navarro’s remark that “India is coming to the table” signals more than dialogue — it’s coercive choreography, aiming to bend India’s trade posture without admitting America’s own waning leverage.
Read MoreU.S. Treasury chief Scott Bessent’s warning — no new tariffs on China over Russian oil unless Europe moves first — marks a pivotal shift. Sanctions are no longer American edicts; their bite now hinges on Europe’s will to bear the pain.
Read MoreNearly 60% of India’s outward foreign direct investment (FDI) flows through jurisdictions widely regarded as tax havens. This is no mere statistical quirk. It points to a structural pattern in India Inc’s globalisation — a mix of tax planning, regulatory arbitrage, and strategic positioning with complex long-term consequences.
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