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Recent gross fixed capital formation data suggests India's investment could reach 35% of GDP, indicating potential for an all-engine economic growth run, with a

This article discusses the need to re-evaluate the concepts of limited liability for investors in the age of AI and the practice of personal guarantees, citing

Rising sugar prices and policy curbs on bulk stocks in India prompt a review of the ethanol blending program. Policymakers need to assess how sugarcane diversio

Indian companies have shown better-than-expected performance in the first quarter of the fiscal year despite global challenges, leading to speculation about a p

A Mint Quick Edit discusses the controversial theory linking legalized abortion to falling crime rates, originally proposed by Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner

Mint Quick Edit argues that India's economy would benefit from a credit rating upgrade, despite Fitch maintaining its BBB minus rating due to manageable nationa

The Indian Parliament amended a law concerning insults to national honour, but its implementation is likely to cause conflicts of conscience, necessitating wide

OpenAI's report on AI agents becoming rogue hackers highlights a concerning rise in Agentic AI jailbreaks. This development necessitates increased vigilance, wi

The article discusses the expected high noise levels and hot-button issues during the Monsoon session of Parliament, advocating for calm debates to better serve

China's economy is experiencing a slowdown, with weak growth in the latest quarter, yet its technological advancements, such as the Long March space success, co

A Mint Quick Edit suggests that despite the recent flare-up in West Asia, the truce memo signed by Trump on June 17, which he now wants to discard, might still