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India should try the Amul model for all agricultural commodities

The cooperative model behind Amul's success needs to be adopted across India's farm sector. It'll ease credit for farmers too

At long last, the UK is shooting for the moon on clean energy

An ambitious plan revives hope but it will be a race against time

Fuel efficiency norms could accelerate clean mobility

Tighter carbon emission standards should push automakers to sell greener vehicles overall

Rupee's managed float: Should RBI shift gear?

To Mint Street's credit, India resolved a macro trilemma in its own special way. Recalibrate it for a more market-priced rupee if the expected trade gains outweigh price-stability risks.

Escaping India within India is an exorbitant exercise

The wealthy in Gurgaon pay mind-boggling prices to keep real India out of their lives. But it doesn't happen

Can we use today's geopolitical chaos to uplift India's economy?

Successful economies have geopolitics to thank but India may be letting its opportunity slip away

WHAT THE MARKET TAUGHT INVESTORS IN 2024

In multiple pockets of the market this year, new trend chasers learnt some very old lessons

IOC probes bribery allegation of US cos

State-owned Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) has begun a probe into allegations of a US speciality chemicals firm bribing its officials 15 years ago to obtain contracts to supply catalysts, according to a company's regulatory filing.

India could be key SAF producer: lata

India has the potential to be a key producer of sustainable aviation fuel by utilizing its ethanol supplies and availability of lipid feedstocks like non-edible industrial oils, according to a senior official at the global airlines' grouping IATA (International Air Transport Association).

Akasa to add more planes this fiscal

Akasa Air is in continuous discussions with Boeing on aircraft deliveries and expects to add a few more planes to its fleet in the current fiscal ending March 2025, the airline's chief Vinay Dube has said.

Front-running case: Sebi bans 9 entities

Markets regulator Sebi (Securities and Exchange Board of India) has uncovered a front-running scheme involving PNB MetLife India Insurance Company equity dealer Sachin Bakul Dagli and eight other entities, who generated illegal gains of ₹21.16 crore.

China says US is 'playing with fire' after latest aid for Taiwan

The Chinese government protested on Sunday the latest American announcements of military sales and assistance to Taiwan, warning the United States that it is \"playing with fire\".

FPIs turn net sellers amid rising dollar

After two weeks of buying, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) turned net sellers in Indian equities last week, with a net withdrawal of ₹976 crore amid a strengthening US dollar and steady rise in US 10-year bond yields, impacting investor sentiment.

CII seeks reforms in priority lending

Industry body CII (Confederation of Indian Industry) has proposed reforms in India's priority sector lending (PSL) framework, suggesting inclusion of emerging sectors and high-impact industries such as digital infrastructure, green initiatives, healthcare, and innovative manufacturing.

NTT DATA to boost presence in India

Japanese technology firm NTT DATA aims to strengthen its presence in India, double its growth rate, and leverage the country's role as a global delivery hub to capitalise on its economic growth phase, a company executive has said.

ISRO to study crop growth in space

Demonstration of seed germination in outer space, a robotic arm to catch tethered debris there, and testing of green propulsion systems are some of the experiments planned on the POEM-4—the fourth stage of Indian Space Research Organisation's (ISRO) PSLV rocket that remains in orbit after launching a satellite.

India, Sweden to work on green tech

India and Sweden can deepen their collaboration in innovation and green technology with a focus on addressing global climate challenges through sustainable industrial practices and renewable energy solutions, Swedish officials said.

Direct Centre to legally back MSP: Farmer unions urge SC

A parliamentary standing committee has called legal backing for MSP \"essential\"

FREELANCERS CAN AVOID HIDDEN FEES, MAXIMIZE EARNING

Being aware of payout options and financial solutions helps freelancers with smarter choices

What you must know about rental agreements, registration process

According to the Registration Act, 1908, a rental agreement for less than 12 months need not be registered

Boeing wins $36 billion deal from Turkey

Boeing Co. won an order valued at $36 billion from Pegasus Hava Tasimaciligi AS, in its biggest commitment so far this year that deals a blow to rival Airbus SE, previously the preferred choice for the Turkish low-cost airline.

Nissan needs a Honda rescue. What went so wrong?

Nissan, once a symbol of Japan's carmaking prowess, spent the past five years trying to regain its footing after the arrest of long-time leader Carlos Ghosn, only to find itself in a precarious spot again.

America's chip war with China will spread

In the continuing chip war between Washington and Beijing, the U.S. has the clear upper hand on the most cutting-edge technology.

The unlikely ingredient that could end U.S. dependence on Chinese batteries

Batteries that use sodium instead of lithium may allow the U.S. and its allies to create a new supply chain for energy storage taking off across the world

JioStar, ZEE set for SA20 vs ILT20 duel

Cricket fans are set for a high-stakes showdown as South Africa's SA20 and the UAE's International League T20 (ILT20) launch their third season in the same week in January.

Swarovski bets big on lab-grown diamonds

Falling demand in China prompted the firm to focus on markets like India, where it plans to reach 70 stores in a year

Religare backs Saluja amid proxy advisors' ouster call

InGovern, IiAS warned that the Saluja-Burman dispute and litigation could distract the board

What does Accenture's hiring spree mean for Indian IT cos?

India's $254-bn IT services industry saw its slowest revenue growth of 3.3% last year, but expects a demand recovery

'Push manufacturing for GDP growth'

As India pushes forward in its goal of achieving developed nation status by 2047, the focus is not only on increasing the GDP, but also on the per capita GDP.

Good scope for chip fab in India: Canon

Japanese imaging and optical products major Canon believes that it has a good opportunity in India for its semiconductor lithography equipment required for chip fabrication, and it is in negotiations with companies setting up facilities here, said its India president and CEO Toshiaki Nomura.