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The 2026–27 Union Budget should focus on execution and credibility. Public spending must attract private and foreign investment. Strong FDI, clear rules, and sectoral growth are key
India customs have seen several reforms over the years – from tariff rationalisation to digitisation to simplified procedures and schemes to support domestic industry. While high tariff rates and duty rate rationalisation remains a key industry demand, there is a need for a structured next phase focusing towards simplifying regulatory provisions, procedural laws, and leveraging technology for ease of doing business.
As India approaches Union Budget 2026, this insight reviews macroeconomic trends, RBI policy signals, credit growth, digitisation and regulatory reforms shaping financial services.
Union Budget 2026 should shift India’s health system from hospital-centric treatment to prevention-led care by boosting primary health services, mission-mode NCD and cancer screening, mental health programmes, frontline health workforces and cross-sector public health interventions for long-term resilience and productivity.
India’s ambition to remain an attractive destination for global capital has long rested on policy stability and rule-based certainty.
India Union Budget 2026: India has a strategic opportunity in Budget to solidify its position as a global technology leader. By focusing on clear AI governance, robust data infrastructure, and sustained innovation funding, the nation can accelerate responsible digital transformation and compound economic value for businesses and citizens.
This article examines whether hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) can shape India’s hybrid cars strategy by complementing EV adoption, reducing diesel dependence and informing emissions-based taxation and incentives in Budget FY27.
Supreme Court analysis on the Tiger Global case highlighting the need to align investment structure with commercial substance under India’s indirect tax rules.
India’s farm mechanisation story over the past decade has been one of scale rather than transformation.
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.
India's automotive sector faces shipping disruptions, US tariff increases, and critical mineral dependencies while maintaining growth momentum, requiring Budget 2026 to balance supply chain resilience with accelerated transition toward electric vehicles and alternative fuels.
Budget 2026 can change India’s historically weaker pathways to commercialisation by creating an environment where innovators can move from prototype and product to global scale.
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.