The global pharmaceutical landscape is witnessing a seismic shift, and Indian drugmakers are positioned at its epicentre. As the US biosimilars market prepares to quadruple from $22.6 billion in 2025 to a staggering $90 billion by 2034, a revolutionary FDA draft guideline has thrown open the gates for Indian manufacturers. By potentially halving development costs […]
The teenager scrolling through Instagram today, barely old enough for a learner’s permit, will be Mahindra’s target customer in 2027. That sixteen-year-old’s preferences—shaped by smartphones, sustainability consciousness, and fundamentally different mobility expectations—are dictating design decisions being made right now in Mahindra’s studios. This isn’t speculation; it’s the deliberate strategy of Pratap Bose, Chief Design and
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Every second, a modern connected vehicle generates thousands of data signals—GPS coordinates tracking precise movements, cabin microphones capturing voice commands, telematics systems logging driving behaviour, sensors monitoring battery performance, and cameras recording surroundings. For years, automakers treated this torrent of information as a valuable asset to be collected broadly and analysed freely. That era has
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Solar panels glinting across Rajasthan’s desert expanses, wind turbines spinning along Gujarat’s coastline, and battery storage facilities humming in Karnataka—India’s renewable energy landscape is being redrawn at breathtaking speed. In just the first five months of FY2026, the country added over 20 GW of clean energy capacity, a pace that would have seemed fantastical merely
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In 2016, spotting an electric vehicle on Indian roads was a rare occurrence—just 50,000 were registered across the entire nation. Fast-forward to 2024, and that number has exploded to over 57 lakh, a more than hundredfold increase that signals one of the most dramatic industrial transformations in recent memory. This isn’t merely about cleaner vehicles
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The notification pings at midnight in a small town in Chhattisgarh. A young professional adds organic snacks, skincare serums, and smart home devices to her cart, waiting for the clock to strike the hour when discounts go live. Three hundred kilometres away in Bengaluru, another shopper does precisely the same. This scene—repeated millions of times
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A weaver in rural Rajasthan logs onto her laptop, uploads photographs of hand-block printed textiles, and within hours receives orders from boutiques in London and Melbourne. A decade ago, this would have seemed implausible. Today, it’s the new normal. India’s export narrative is undergoing a profound transformation—one where digital platforms are dismantling traditional barriers and
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A decade ago, spotting an electric vehicle on Indian roads required the keen eye of an automotive enthusiast and considerable luck. Today, electric two-wheelers weave through traffic in every major city, electric buses ferry commuters across metropolitan routes, and charging stations dot highways where only petrol pumps once stood. This dramatic transformation hasn’t emerged from
Walk into the garage of any traditional Indian high-net-worth individual and you’ll likely find luxury sedans parked beside property deeds—tangible symbols of wealth accumulated through generations of conservative investment wisdom. But venture into the homes of India’s new wealth elite, and the landscape looks strikingly different: walls adorned with contemporary art worth millions, climate-controlled cellars
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Range anxiety—the nagging fear that your electric vehicle will run out of charge miles from the nearest power point—has long been the invisible barrier holding back India’s e-mobility revolution. But across South India, that psychological obstacle is being systematically dismantled, one charging station at a time. With 236 stations now installed or commissioned along major
