After Pawan Hans and Central Electronics, another PSU’s divestment raises questions.

India has never seen a national election with as many abuses of the electoral process as the 2024 polls. What does this tell us?

The BJP cannot be understood purely on the basis of its majoritarian politics. Financial arrangements too are integral to its politics.

In sharp contrast with a troubled economy, the party is getting richer. And there is a huge gap between what the party says it has collected and the money it has clearly drawn on to build hundreds of swanky offices and out-spend every other political party election after election.

Amidst relief that the trapped workers will soon be rescued, India shouldn’t forget the key warning from the collapsed tunnel – that the environmental impact assessment system is broken.

NPCIL is forming joint ventures, Niti Aayog is keen on Small and Modular Reactors. Why is India so bullish about an untested technology?

The country needs to decarbonise. Its renewables face charges of intermittency. Is nuclear the answer?

As the Adani group accumulated assets rapidly, its methods have raised concerns about corporate governance that have wider political economy implications for the country.

‘Darwinian’ politics and the fact that mature concessions like ports and airports are coming on the market have created good business opportunities. 

In the weeks and months after the Hindenburg report, the Adani Group has repeatedly alluded to the robust health of its underlying assets. How it came to acquire some of them is worth a deeper look.

In the concluding part of this series – which explores India's efforts to bolster its position in the critical minerals supply chains – we look at how localisation is key for India if it wants to replicate China’s success in the EV market.

In part 2 of a series on critical minerals in India, a look into how India's efforts to secure supplies is faring.

In the first instalment of a three-part series that explores India’s efforts to bolster its position in the critical minerals supply chains, we find that its success depends on more than just the country’s navigation of global geopolitics.

India’s insolvency proceedings are not working well. The Jet story illustrates some of the costs India is incurring. It is not about the airline alone.

Several firms – most of which had strong fundamentals but faced liquidity crises – changed hands at large discounts. Political power has played a role.

Scan any part of India’s energy sector – coal, gas, renewable energy or RE, hydrogen or solar – and you will find an oversized imprint of Adani’s presence. 

As the tycoon from Gujarat faces short-sellers, here is a list of reports charting his rise.

What does the short-seller’s report mean for Adani’s plans to grow through international bonds?