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India Could Halve Transport Emissions by 2050—if Its Ev Targets Hold

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Road transport accounts for 56 per cent of India’s sectoral carbon dioxide emissions. If India achieves its declared electric vehicle targets, that figure could be cut in half by 2050—delivering one of the largest absolute emissions reductions of any nation on earth. The International Council on Clean Transportation’s Vision 2050 analysis, released on 16th February […]

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The Pioneer Who Proved India Could Innovate: Ranjan Chakrabarti’s Journey From Us Consulate Reader to Biopharma Trailblazer

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In the mid-1990s, suggesting that India could venture into original drug discovery research wasn’t just optimistic—it was laughable. The country’s pharmaceutical prowess rested entirely on reverse-engineering Western patents, manufacturing generics cheaply, and exporting to developing markets. Innovation? New chemical entities? Clinical trials meeting US FDA standards? These belonged to multinational pharmaceutical giants operating from gleaming

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How CFOs Prove £5 Returns From Every £1 Spent on Workplace Wellbeing

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When corporate India’s wellness expenditure surges past ₹15,000 crore in 2025, chief financial officers aren’t satisfied with anecdotal success stories or employee satisfaction surveys alone. They demand ledger-line proof that every rupee invested delivers quantifiable returns. Johnson & Johnson’s benchmark of 2.71:1 returns—every dollar generating $2.71 in savings—has become the gold standard that CFOs track

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From Gatekeepers to Enablers: How AI Democratisation Is Unlocking India’s Financial Frontier

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What if every employee in India’s financial sector wielded the same artificial intelligence tools once reserved for elite data scientists? This isn’t speculation—it’s reality. Non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) and banks are experiencing 34-40% productivity gains by making advanced AI accessible across entire organisations, mirroring ixigo‘s groundbreaking strategy of providing coding models, cutting-edge large language models,

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Novartis Bets Big on India: How 9,000 Scientists Are Redefining Global Drug Discovery

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When a Swiss pharmaceutical giant employs more scientists in Hyderabad than anywhere outside its Basel headquarters, something fundamental has shifted in global innovation geography. Novartis’s decision to establish its largest research and development centre outside Switzerland in India represents far more than geographical diversification—it’s a strategic recalibration that positions the country at the epicentre of

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India’s Gaming Payment Crisis: How Rbi Regulations Are Strangling User Experience

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A player selects their favourite game, adds funds to their wallet, clicks purchase—and nothing happens. The transaction fails. They try again. Another failure. Frustrated, they abandon the platform entirely. This scenario, once rare, has become disturbingly common across India’s gaming landscape since February 2025. The culprit isn’t faulty technology or poor platform design—it’s the unintended

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India’s Gaming Tax Shock: How 28% Gst Is Forcing Platforms to Reinvent Themselves

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Imagine placing a ₹200 bet on a skill-based gaming platform and discovering that the government has already claimed ₹56 in taxes—before you’ve even played. This is the stark new reality confronting India’s gaming industry following the sweeping changes to GST and indirect tax policies. With the government imposing a uniform 28% GST on the total

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India’s Pharma Paradox: How 9% Growth Hides a Flatline in Medicine Consumption

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The numbers tell two contradictory stories. India’s pharmaceutical sector has posted a robust 9% growth in November 2025, yet medicine cabinets aren’t filling up any faster than before. Sales volumes remain virtually flat—a peculiar paradox that reveals fundamental shifts in how India’s healthcare market is evolving. Whilst the market’s value continues its upward trajectory, driven

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Sumitomo’s $1.3 Billion Bet: How Japan Is Powering India’s Clean Energy Future

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When a Japanese conglomerate doubles down on a billion-dollar commitment, the world takes notice. Sumitomo Corporation’s decision to invest 200 billion yen—approximately USD 1.3 billion—in India’s renewable energy sector isn’t merely another corporate investment announcement. It’s a resounding vote of confidence in India’s transformation into a global clean energy powerhouse. Through its joint venture with

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India’s Textile Green Revolution: How Renewable Energy Is Weaving a Sustainable Future

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Picture a sprawling textile mill in Gujarat, its rooftop gleaming with solar panels whilst biomass boilers hum quietly in the background—a scene increasingly common across India’s $175 billion textile industry. As the nation adds a record 27 GW of solar and 3.9 GW of wind power between April and November 2025, something remarkable is unfolding:

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