The company’s new policy blueprint argues that advanced AI will test energy infrastructure, labor protections and welfare funding long before governments are ready.

The second paper in a joint MIT Sloan Management Review India and Infinite Uptime series finds that weak execution, not weak insight, is holding back industrial AI.

Government leans further into compliance reform, betting that lower legal risk will encourage investment and formalization

The abrupt exit of HDFC Bank’s chairman, coupled with unusually sharp language in his resignation letter, has exposed a disconnect between board-level assurances and market expectations for transparency at a systemically important financial institution.

A new MIT Sloan Management Review India study finds that fragmented operational data and missing plant context continue to limit the accuracy and credibility of industrial AI systems.

A practical framework for mitigating disruptive effects of international conflicts can help companies protect their supply chains.

The delay signals that continuity at the top of one of India’s largest conglomerate will hinge on alignment between trustees and management over risk and structural priorities.

The selloff reflects a deeper fear that AI could erode the long timelines and specialist labor that have long underpinned legacy modernization revenues.

A shrinking succession pipeline and faster business cycles are pushing boards to prize transformation experience over tenure.

New Delhi embeds itself in US-backed technology architecture as global supply chains split along strategic lines.