Expert views from Economic Statesman authors and contributors.
Abhishek Mishra's departure from DPIFF after a decade raises a larger institutional question: can relationships, operating memory and reputation survive a long-serving leader's exit?
India remains one of the world’s strongest large-economy growth stories, but the next phase will be judged by whether manufacturing momentum, energy security and…
Gulf sovereign wealth funds are no longer passive oil-surplus investors. They are becoming strategic capital institutions that shape markets, build domestic industries and influence…
Trade fragmentation is not the end of globalisation. It is the rewriting of global commerce around risk, resilience, political alignment and strategic control.
Artificial intelligence is no longer only a technology story. As data centres demand more electricity, land, cooling, capital and grid access, governments are being…
India's healthcare system has evolved rapidly, but accountability mechanisms have struggled to keep pace. This analysis explores the proposed National Medical Accountability Framework, examining…
Sundeep Kochar’s career demonstrates how media familiarity, cultural authority and premium personal access can be converted into a global trust-based enterprise.
Gulf sovereign wealth funds now sit at the centre of global capital allocation, linking energy wealth with long-term strategic investment.
Nearshoring is reshaping trade patterns as companies seek shorter routes, political comfort and more resilient production networks.