UpFront
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Tesla needs India and India needs Tesla. Now it's all about making it work
After months of gridlock, hopes of Tesla's entry into India have been rekindled with its senior officials flying to Delhi to discuss with the government the company's plans to set up operations in the country. The American automaker's presence here is likely to drive the transformation of the automotive industry toward sustainable and electric mobility
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Will monsoon sway milk prices in India?
Pan-India, wholesale milk prices have increased 10.7 percent year-on-year and 0.8 percent month-on-month in May. Milk prices in south India are up 8.4 percent year-on-year despite a steady deceleration in milk inflation in the region
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Pride Month: Are Indian workplaces queer-friendly enough?
While companies are trying to adopt newer ways to implement diversity and inclusion at workplaces, employees are not fully satisfied
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What's cooking with Manu Chandra?
In 2021, in the middle of Covid, the chef had left the Olive group, his workplace of 17 years, to start his own company. How is he looking to navigate the treacherous F&B ecosystem and build up a sustainable, multi-brand portfolio?
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Decoding L&T's defence blueprint
With its Industry 4.0, digitalisation and shipbuilding capabilities, the defence arm of the engineering major has been growing its order book across land, sea and air, making everything from tanks and radars to cadet ships and multi-purpose vessels
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Ajay Mariwala 2.0: Spicing it up with a secret sauce
A seasoned F&B founder has been inconspicuously garnishing his second innings with a unique recipe, a new play and a vast user base, which is largely under-serviced. Can Ajay Mariwala's gravy train at Food Service India reach a different and desired destination this time?
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How safe is your personal data? Possible data breach of CoWIN portal raises questions
Even as government denies leak, experts call for stringent rules and compliance
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How Tata Advanced Systems Limited is advancing the Tata group's aerospace and defence dreams
TASL, in partnership with Airbus, is gearing up to become India's first private manufacturer of a military aircraft, and will make 40 Airbus C295, a new-generation tactical airlifter that's meant to replace the ageing fleet of the Avro Hawker Siddeley HS-748
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Can HealthifyMe burn calories in a profitable way?
Rebuffs from VCs, snubs from doctors, and pressure to prove naysayers wrong. It was hard for Tushar Vashisht to keep his digital health and wellness company in shape for the first seven years. Then, AI came along
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Make in India: How HAL is gearing up to deliver
The government-owned defence company wants to ramp up manufacturing of aircraft, but it will have to address concerns like production delays and accidents
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From DS Group's FMCG gambit to GE Aerospace's India mission, here are our most-read stories of the week
Vinay Dube's plans for Akasa Air, Info Edge's failed investment in bijiness, and RBI's CBDC pilot are some of the stories that piqued the interest of our readers this week