India-UK CETA and the Double Contribution Convention take effect on July 15, cutting tariffs, boosting services access and easing social security rules
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SBI is also expected to be part of the NSE's IPO, which could be India's largest public issue at around ₹30,000 crore. SBI is the single largest selling shareholder in the offer, planning to sell 24.75 million shares. While the price band for the issue has not yet been fixed, the bank is expected to receive at least ₹5,000 crore from the offer for sale
Multiple Indian aerospace companies have been approached for the programme, and at least two development partners are expected to be shortlisted based on their technical capabilities and financial strength
The lawsuit is the latest in a series of high-profile trade secret disputes involving some of the world's biggest technology companies, including Google, Uber, Tesla, Huawei and xAI
TCS focused on execution and preparing its workforce for AI-led delivery, while HCLTech used its call to detail a broader strategic shift toward AI infrastructure, enterprise platforms and data centre investments
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For India's largest gifting platform, Ferns N Petals (FNP), the entry point was different. Avi Kumar, Chief Marketing Officer at FNP, said the company tracks emerging gifting trends closely and saw the Dubai-inspired dessert wave building strong momentum in the UAE, alongside rising curiosity from Indian buyers
Ravichandran says Agnikul is targeting up to 50 launches a year by 2030, roughly one launch every week, enabled by reusable technologies, rapid turnaround and repeatable manufacturing.
The India-UK FTA comes into force on July 15, offering duty-free access for key Indian exports and creating new opportunities across manufacturing and services
Floods, extreme heat disrupting production, labour productivity, supply chains and market access, while increasing operational costs
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As foreign money becomes more selective, a question is becoming harder for India to ignore: where will the patient capital for the next phase of growth come from? Family offices could be one of the sources
India’s wealthy are creating family offices to preserve legacy, compound riches, fund philanthropic passions—and are emerging as a reliable source of domestic capital
Mohit Burman, chairman of Dabur India, talks to Yuthika Bhargava and Vikash Tripathi about why his family set up a family office, his long-term investment philosophy and building wealth across generations
Rishabh Mariwala, founder and managing partner of Sharrp Ventures, the Mariwala family office, talks to Yuthika Bhargava about his multi-asset investment vehicle
How India's first-generation wealth creators are building family offices, approaching succession differently and redefining long-term wealth management
Kris Gopalakrishnan, co-founder of Infosys, talks to Shashank Bhatt about the evolution of his family office, Prathiti Investments, and the role of family offices in India's growth
GSK Velu, founder of Trivitron Healthcare and Neuberg Diagnostics, and his daughter Kavya Velu, president, strategy and operations at Neuberg, talk to Vikash Tripathi about their family office
Infosys co-founder SD Shibulal explains why family offices should go beyond funding and focus on building institutions that create enduring social and economic impact
How India's family offices are emerging as one of the key sources of patient capital for funding start-ups, innovation and the country's next phase of entrepreneurial growth
Actor-investor Vivek Oberoi talks to Yuthika Bhargava and Ashutosh Mishra about impact investing, balancing financial returns with purpose and his long-term investment philosophy
Jahnavi Kumari Mewar, a member of India's Mewar royal family, talks to Yuthika Bhargava about values-driven investing, her family office's strategy, wealth stewardship and why integrity shapes every investment decision
Gopal Jain explains why professionalised family offices are increasing allocations to private equity and venture capital, and how they will shape India's private capital ecosystem
Family offices are helping rich Indians invest across assets, companies and sectors, while providing greater flexibility to take on bigger risks. Here, we highlight three distinct investment styles: Anirudh A Damani, a next-generation promoter moving away from informal, family-led wealth management; Jai Rupani, a seasoned investment professional managing a single-family office; and Mitesh Shah, the head of a multi-family office
Ronnie Screwvala, co-founder and chairperson, upGrad, talks to Shashank Bhatt about his family office Unilazer Ventures and his risk appetite
Shrishti Sahu, managing partner, Swadharma Source Ventures (SSV), talks to Yuthika Bhargava about running the Sahu Group's family office and its investment strategy
Family office leaders are managing more than wealth; helping India's richest families navigate succession, governance, conflicts and generational transitions
Anirudh A Damani, director of the Artha Group, talks to Vikash Tripathi about Artha Venture Fund's investment philosophy, start-up selection process and the trends shaping India's venture-capital ecosystem
Somdutta Singh, founder and chief executive of Assiduus Global, an AI-powered cross-border commerce and digital distribution infrastructure platform, and founder and principal of Karma Holdings, a family office, talks to Shashank Bhatt about failure, founder quality and succession
Rishabh Shroff explains why governance, accountability and leadership are critical to building effective family offices and sustaining family wealth across generations
A new crop of edtech start-ups is redefining online learning with AI-first products and personalised education. Here's how they differ from traditional edtech and where the sector is headed
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MoSPI chief, in an interview, discusses the new Index of Services Production, the Producer Price Index, the Household Income Survey and the government's defence of official labour statistics
AI is lifting productivity and compressing effort-based billing, challenging the growth model behind India’s $224-billion IT industry
