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1/ For decades, India’s labour laws were a messy patchwork—29 separate laws, confusing rules, endless compliance headaches for companies, and unclear benefits for workers. That mess ends now.
1/ India mourned the loss of Ratan Tata last year, but the real struggle was only just beginning. The Tata empire had to move forward without its moral anchor. Leadership wasn’t just changing, it was up for grabs.
1/ India’s “pharmacy of the world” title hides a chemical dependence few want to admit. 60–70% of our critical drug ingredients come from China. We export generic medicines to 200+ countries, but most ingredients (APIs/KSMs) aren’t made here. From antibiotics to everyday paracetamol, our supply chain’s core is imported.
1/ On 23 July 2025, CERC ordered “market coupling”, a reform that centralized price discovery across all power exchanges. This move threatened IEX’s dominance in the Day-Ahead Market (DAM), wiping out 30% of its market cap within days
1/ In India, we pay taxes for a myriad of reasons. GST, TDS, Income Tax, other indirect taxes and what not.
1/ Out of nowhere, Jio and Airtel discontinued their ₹249 entry-level plans in August 2025. Forget price hikes, this is the clean removal of the most basic 1GB/day recharge.
1/ When UPI arrived in India, it didn’t just boost digital payments, it transformed the nation’s payment culture. It pushed physical currency, especially coins into the shadows.
1/ Before getting into what’s happening, you need to understand what Average Revenue Per Occupied Bed or ARPOB means.
1/ Jio Platforms is about to make history on Dalal Street, targeting a jaw-dropping $154B valuation for its 2026 IPO.
1/ Mukesh Ambani announced Jio IPO likely in the first half of 2026, marking a key milestone for Reliance’s telecom arm. This listing is a key unlock for investors and reflects the maturing digital market in India amid rising demand for connectivity and digital services post-pandemic.
1/Indian IT layoffs have often been blamed on AI taking away jobs. However, a deeper shift is at play with the Global Capability Centres (GCCs) quietly transforming the industry landscape. GCCs mean companies are bringing in-house tech and are cutting reliance on traditional outsourcing firms.
1) The Indian EV industry might be on the verge of a fallout. Tata Motors’ EV market share dropped from nearly 70% in early 2024 to 53% in 2025. And unlike countries like China, the Indian market’s EV aspirations are not for a clean fuel alternative, but for a better value for money.
1) In 2017, Indian telecom was a warzone.
1) It started with a biscuit.
1) It was India’s Lehman moment.
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1/ In 2008, India's telecom ministry handed out mobile spectrum - the invisible highway for your calls and data - in a way that would go down as one of the most controversial decisions in Indian political history.
1/ The promise: