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India’s retail sector seeks targeted GST reforms to ease ITC blockages, simplify compliance, and strengthen supply chains to unlock the next phase of consumption-led growth.
An expert perspective on the five critical growth engines India must activate to achieve developed nation status by 2047, and the policy choices needed to sustain long-term growth.
As we enter 2026, climate change in India has crossed a decisive threshold—it is no longer an environmental externality or a distant risk, but a measurable economic variable shaping productivity, inflation, infrastructure resilience, financial stability, and national competitiveness.
An analysis of Quality Control Orders (QCOs) in India, detailing how they have shifted from quality safeguards to policy levers that shape domestic manufacturing, trade dynamics, compliance costs and investment while highlighting sectoral benefits and challenges.
With the simplification exercise of the Income -tax Act (Act) already completed, Corporate India has a lot of expectations from Union Budget 2026 to make key policy and substantive changes.
The Gujarat High Court examines whether GST’s 180-day payment rule for ITC reversal aligns with tax neutrality, commercial realities and credit as a vested right.
India’s customs framework is evolving as tariff rationalisation, FTAs and digital reforms reshape trade competitiveness and global value chain integration
India’s festive auto market is shifting with GST 2.0, hybrid preference, safety focus and digital buying trends.
India’s healthcare and pharma sector saw strong growth powered by investments, policy reforms, digital health and AI-driven innovation.
COP30 revealed major gaps in global climate action, with unresolved fossil-fuel commitments and financing challenges. India called for integrity, equity and urgent reforms to restore credibility in global climate governance.
How the DPDP Act shapes India’s AI ecosystem through stronger privacy, governance, and responsible innovation.
On the occasion of India’s 79th Independence Day, a bold and visionary roadmap for a Viksit Bharat by 2047 was unveiled. With a resolute emphasis on self reliance, innovation, and citizen empowerment, the Hon’ble Prime Minister underscored the nation’s transformation—from a dependent economy to a globally confident, technologically empowered, and economically resilient powerhouse.
Explore how RBI’s ECL framework introduces a forward-looking risk language, transforming credit assessment, governance, pricing, and capital strength for Indian banks.
India has activated the DPDP Act with phased compliance, new rules, and a Data Protection Board. Businesses must strengthen data governance and prepare for stricter oversight over the next 18 months.
India’s financial system shows that governance—not just capital or liquidity—defines true stability. Regulators like RBI, SEBI, and IRDAI are embedding accountability, transparency, and board oversight at the core of financial resilience.
Eight years! That’s how long it has finally taken for the Goods and Services Tax Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT) to become operational since the launch of GST in 2017. It has been a journey marked by anticipation, deliberation, and judicial scrutiny.