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Twenty-seven years. That’s how long it took for Europe and India to finally shake hands on what Ursula von der Leyen calls “the mother of all deals.” At New Delhi‘s 16th India-EU Summit on 27th January 2026, after launching in 2007, stalling in 2013, and reviving in June 2022, the India-EU Free Trade Agreement crystallised […]
The Mother of All Deals: India and EU Forge History’s Largest Free Trade Zone Read More »
After marathon negotiations resuming in June 2022, the European Union and India finally crystallised their Free Trade Agreement in early 2026, unleashing a bilateral behemoth poised to double trade volumes to €200 billion by 2030. This isn’t merely another trade pact shuffling tariff schedules—it’s a strategic recalibration that promises to make cancer treatments cheaper for
The €200 Billion Game-Changer: How EU-India Trade Will Transform Medicine and Motors Read More »
India’s celebrated demographic dividend conceals a ticking fiscal time bomb: every percentage point increase in workforce age inflates corporate healthcare costs by 2.5x, threatening margins precisely when competitive advantage demands reinvestment. Whilst working-age populations crest at 64.4% according to SBI projections, elderly cohorts aged 60-plus have surged from 8.4% in 2011 to 10.7% in 2024,
The Grey Tax: How India’s Ageing Workforce Is Rewriting Corporate Healthcare Economics Read More »
Some Indian startups torch ₹20,000 crore annually whilst generating negligible returns; others transform $2 million into $100 million exits through relentless capital discipline. This isn’t entrepreneurial philosophy—it’s cold mathematics now laid bare through mandatory public disclosures. India’s startup ecosystem, once intoxicated by exuberant valuations and unchecked cash infusions, confronts a sobering recalibration as publicly disclosed
The Brutal Arithmetic of Survival: Why Indian Startups’ Burn Rates Now Determine Destiny Read More »
Install a DC fast charger, watch EVs pull up for paid charging sessions, collect revenue—the business model sounds deceptively straightforward until the monthly profit-and-loss statement arrives showing margins so thin they’re practically transparent. India’s EV charging stations operate on razor-thin margins of merely 10-30%, where electricity sales alone yield just 20-50% markups that get systematically
India’s Ev Charging Crisis: Why 10% Margins Are Forcing Operators to Reinvent Revenue Read More »
Every electric vehicle rolling off Indian assembly lines carries a hidden contradiction in its battery pack. Domestic production promises compelling 20-30% cost savings that could democratise electric mobility for millions, yet 74% of critical raw materials still arrive from China, creating vulnerability that negates localisation benefits whenever geopolitical tensions flare or commodity prices spike. This
India’s Ev Battery Dilemma: How 30% Cost Savings Collide With 74% Import Dependency Read More »
Drive through Delhi and you’ll find a charging station every three square kilometres—a density approaching developed market standards. Travel to Bihar or Jharkhand, however, and those stations become rare sightings, leaving EV owners stranded with range anxiety that no government press release can alleviate. This tale of two Indias encapsulates the paradox of the country’s
India’s EV Charging Boom: How 29,277 Stations Mask a Crisis of Inequality Read More »
The funding announcement makes headlines—a gaming studio secures $10 million in Series A funding, projecting rapid expansion and market dominance. Eighteen months later, that same studio quietly shuts down or desperately seeks bridge financing, having burnt through capital faster than anyone anticipated. This pattern repeats with disturbing frequency across India’s gaming sector, where initial investor
India’s Gaming Studios: How Hidden Operational Costs Are Killing Well-Funded Startups Read More »
Half a billion gamers should be a dream scenario for any gaming studio. Yet, in India, this staggering user base represents one of the industry’s most perplexing challenges rather than an unqualified success story. While Indian gaming companies celebrate unprecedented growth in downloads and registrations, they are simultaneously grappling with retention rates that would alarm
When Netflix executives discovered their standard global pricing strategy was failing spectacularly in India, they made an unprecedented decision: launch a mobile-only plan at a fraction of their Western rates. This wasn’t a promotional offer or temporary discount—it was recognition that India’s market operates by fundamentally different rules than Western counterparts. Global studios entering India
