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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.

Expert discussion on Budget 2026 expectations for GST, customs, excise and India’s evolving indirect tax framework.

Key GST, direct tax and judicial updates shaping compliance, valuation, ITC and dispute management in 2026.

The January 2026 edition of the Grant Thornton Bharat Monthly US Tax Bulletin provides a concise summary of recent key developments in federal and state taxes in the US.

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.

A leading general insurance company engaged Grant Thornton Bharat to conduct an actuarial pricing review across two key products—one demonstrating unfavourable loss ratios and another positioned as the company’s flagship offering.

Air pollution in Delhi–NCR is often described as a winter problem that eases with seasonal changes. Long-term data shows a different picture. Delhi's air pollution has become structural and persistent, and the city now experiences conditions that extend far beyond episodic winter spikes.

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.

As India prepares for a defining fiscal moment, the Union Budget 2026–27 is expected to set the tone for the country’s next growth cycle. At a time of shifting global dynamics and evolving domestic priorities, this Budget will be closely watched for clear signals on reform momentum, investment focus, and economic resilience.

India’s regulatory harmonisation is reshaping compliance through tech-enabled supervision, simplified norms and outcome-driven governance across RBI, MCA and SEBI.

Assets and liabilities form the foundation of any organisation’s financial stability. Assets - current, fixed, and intangible - are resources convertible to cash, while liabilities represent obligations owed to others.

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.