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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.
Nine out of ten traders in the derivatives market lose money. And if you’ve ever wondered who that elusive one-in-ten winner is, chances are it’s a firm like Jane Street.
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.
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1/ In 2014, Infosys - the poster child of India's IT revolution - did something no one expected. It brought in an outsider. A man who wore crisp suits instead of kurtas, who spoke of Al and automation instead of billable hours. Vishal Sikka.
1/ That's not a joke, it's Bengaluru's latest jugaad.