Opinion

God, Guns, and Distraction

India in 2025 stands at a turning point, but not one that imagines progress or unity. What we observe is a crisis of religious division that splits communities apart, taking people's attention away from the government's clear shortcomings.

Yashnita Nambiar

Jun 183 min read

Gautam Adani, Narendra Modi, Mukesh Ambani

The 'Gujaratification' of India

When Narendra Modi shifted from Gujarat to Delhi in 2014, it was not a geographical shift alone. It was a shift in ambition. For over a...

Vedant Mangal

Jun 143 min read

Borders and Belonging

Exploring how immigration debates reflect rising nationalism, cultural anxiety, and the push for sovereignty over liberal idealism.

Hrishikesh Aiyer

Jun 114 min read

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Commentary

A New Tax Era

A landmark reform, the Income-tax Act, 2025 simplifies India’s tax regime with clearer rules, digital assessments, and new exemptions, while sparking political debate over its passage.

Arish Talwar

Aug 245 min read

Refugees to Revenue

Syrian refugees in Germany, once seen as a burden, are now fueling the economy with two-thirds employed and many becoming entrepreneurs and taxpayers. Their contributions ease labor shortages in an aging society, adding billions annually to state finances. Despite political backlash and far-right rhetoric, their integration shows migration can be an investment rather than a crisis.

Harshil Makin

Aug 173 min read

The Modern Space Race

Space used to be for moon landings—now it’s mostly for market share. Welcome to the final frontier, brought to you by VCs and VPNs.

Arnav Tiwari

Aug 33 min read

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Politics

A New Tax Era

Arish Talwar

Aug 245 min read

Labour’s First-Year Test

Team Economicity

Jul 174 min read

A New Face of Urban Luxury

Sahej Jain

Jul 133 min read

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Economy

A New Tax Era

A landmark reform, the Income-tax Act, 2025 simplifies India’s tax regime with clearer rules, digital assessments, and new exemptions, while sparking political debate over its passage.

Arish Talwar

Aug 245 min read

Refugees to Revenue

Syrian refugees in Germany, once seen as a burden, are now fueling the economy with two-thirds employed and many becoming entrepreneurs and taxpayers. Their contributions ease labor shortages in an aging society, adding billions annually to state finances. Despite political backlash and far-right rhetoric, their integration shows migration can be an investment rather than a crisis.

Harshil Makin

Aug 173 min read