Author name: Ananta Kar

Ananta is wrapping up her postgraduate studies in Comparative Literature whilst juggling a solid two-year writing career. She cut her teeth as a sports journalist before discovering her true passion: India's exploding gaming scene. These days, she's obsessed with how gaming culture is reshaping the country, and her academic research chops bring unexpected depth to every piece. Whether dissecting esports trends or exploring biologics in India, renewable energy, electric Vehicles & Smart Transportation topics, Ananta writes with the curiosity of a researcher and the energy of someone who genuinely loves what they do.

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India’s Fintech Sector Faces Q3 Reality Check

India’s fintech darling status just encountered an uncomfortable truth. The sector, long celebrated for breakneck growth and unlimited venture capital, entered Q3 2025 confronting selective investment, strategic capital deployment, and pronounced market bifurcation—separating winners from strugglers. Deal values in financial services hit quarterly highs, whilst fintech funding showed distinct caution, with investors concentrating bets on […]

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Pharma Developments: Depression-Cholesterol Link, Lilly’s Aderum Deal, and Cambrex Growth

The pharmaceutical industry rarely pauses. Whilst researchers uncover surprising metabolic links to mental health, corporate dealmakers restructure competitive landscapes, and manufacturers race to meet surging global drug demand. Three recent developments illuminate this sector’s relentless evolution. Emerging clinical research now firmly connects cholesterol imbalances to heightened depression risk, challenging traditional boundaries between metabolic and mental

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Qualitas Energy Targets EUR 3.25 Billion War Chest for Renewable Expansion

Europe’s renewable energy sector has just attracted another massive capital commitment. Qualitas Energy, a leading global investment and management platform dedicated to sustainable infrastructure, announced plans to raise approximately EUR 3.25 billion ($3.45 billion USD) for its new renewable energy fund. This isn’t speculative investment chasing fashionable environmental, social, and governance narratives. It represents calculated

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Adani Green Awards ₹1,050 Crore Contract for World’s Largest Renewable Park

Gujarat’s barren Kutch desert is transforming into the planet’s largest renewable energy installation. Adani Green Energy Limited has just issued a ₹1,050 crore Letter of Intent to Bondada Engineering Limited for critical infrastructure at its flagship Khavda Renewable Energy Park. This isn’t an incremental capacity addition—it’s audacious infrastructure engineering on an unprecedented scale. The Khavda

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Aurobindo Pharma Shares Climb on Strategic Chile Expansion Move

Aurobindo Pharma has just planted its flag in South America’s pharmaceutical landscape. The Indian drugmaker’s shares rose 1.14% to ₹1,113.55 on BSE following news that its step-down subsidiary, Eugia Pharma B.V., incorporated Eugia Pharma Chile SpA. This isn’t merely another corporate structure adjustment buried in regulatory filings. It represents deliberate geographical diversification targeting Latin America’s

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The World’s Pharmacy Depends on China’s Chemistry: India’s 70–80% Import Dependence Nobody Talks About

India supplies generic medicines to over 200 countries, earning the title “Pharmacy of the World”—whilst importing 70-80% of essential pharmaceutical ingredients from China. This paradox means the world’s pharmacy depends fundamentally on Chinese chemistry for raw materials enabling its drug production that serves global markets. Between 2014 and 2023-24, bulk drug imports from China rose

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India’s 390 Million Vehicles Created a Pollution Crisis—Now 1 Million EVs Are Undoing the Damage

India reached nearly 390 million registered vehicles by early 2025—creating an air pollution catastrophe where vehicular emissions choke cities, particularly during winter months. Now, electric vehicles are actually reversing that damage on a measurable scale rather than merely slowing pollution growth rates, as traditional policies achieved. Over one million EV units sold in FY24-25 eliminated

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India’s EV Industry Just Stopped Assembling Foreign Designs—Now It’s Inventing Its Own on Domestic Soil

India’s electric vehicle industry crossed a threshold that most emerging markets never reach—it stopped being an assembly line for imported designs and became an innovation centre. The sector, valued at over ₹26,000 crore in 2022, is projected to cross ₹12 lakh crore by 2030, representing an unprecedented transformation beyond mere growth. This isn’t about assembling

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Biocon Biologics Launches Aggressive US Insulin Market Push

America’s insulin crisis just met its match. Biocon Biologics is mounting an aggressive expansion into the United States diabetes market, targeting millions of Americans struggling with soaring insulin costs. The fully integrated global biosimilars company, a subsidiary of Biocon Ltd., aims to provide high-quality, affordable insulin alternatives to approximately 38.4 million Americans living with diabetes—roughly

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Biologics Contract Manufacturing Surges Toward $71.8 Billion by 2032

The biopharmaceutical industry’s most explosive growth story isn’t happening inside pharmaceutical giants’ research labs. It’s unfolding within specialized contract manufacturing organizations producing tomorrow’s life-saving therapies. The biologics contract manufacturing market will more than double from approximately $35.9 billion in 2025 to roughly $71.8 billion by 2032, reflecting compound annual growth exceeding 10%. This isn’t incremental

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