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Rising Tensions Decoding Pakistan’s Strategic Threat to Hit Kolkata
Defence, Government, Politics Posted on 13 hours ago

Rising Tensions: Decoding Pakistan’s Strategic Threat to “Hit Kolkata”

NEW DELHI, April 2026 — Geopolitical stability in South Asia has reached a critica ..

Cracks in the Behemoth Understanding the HDFC Bank Governance Crisis
Banking & Finance, Business, Economy, Global Business Posted on 13 hours ago

Cracks in the Behemoth: Understanding the HDFC Bank Governance Crisis

NEW DELHI, April 2026 — HDFC Bank, the crown jewel of India’s private banking se ..

Jan Vishwas 2.0 India's Decriminalisation Push Targets 150 More Business Compliance Provisions
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Jan Vishwas 2.0: India’s Decriminalisation Push Targets 150 More Business Compliance Provisions

The Jan Vishwas Amendment Bill 2026 proposes to decriminalise approximately 150 addi ..

Triple Headwind Batters Indian Equities Oil Shock, Global Tensions and Foreign Exodus Converge

Triple Headwind Batters Indian Equities: Oil Shock, Global Tensions and Foreign Exodus Converge

Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty suffered sharp declines as a confluence of rising crude oil prices, escalating geopolitical tensions, and sustained foreign institutional investor (FII) outflows created a perfect storm for domestic equities. The sell-off reflects heightened global risk aversion that has particularly exposed India’s vulnerability to energy price shocks and capital flight. New Delhi, April 2025 — Indian …

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India's $26.7 Billion Credit Guarantee Scheme Emergency Liquidity Push or Structural Risk Transfer

India’s $26.7 Billion Credit Guarantee Scheme: Emergency Liquidity Push or Structural Risk Transfer?

India has announced a ₹2.25 lakh crore ($26.7 billion) loan guarantee programme designed to extend credit lifelines to small and medium enterprises struggling with elevated input costs and margin compression. The scheme represents the government’s largest credit intervention since the pandemic-era Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme (ECLGS), signalling that inflationary pressures on Indian businesses have reached a threshold requiring direct …

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RBI's Expected Rate Hold Marks End of India's Economic Sweet Spot

RBI’s Expected Rate Hold Marks End of India’s Economic Sweet Spot

The Reserve Bank of India is widely expected to hold interest rates steady as the economy transitions from a benign ‘Goldilocks’ environment of moderate growth and contained inflation toward mounting stress indicators. This policy pause reflects RBI’s recalibration as external headwinds, rupee volatility, and global trade tensions complicate the monetary calculus. New Delhi, April 2025 — The Monetary Policy Committee’s …

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