The EMI Trap: Indians Borrowing Just to Repay Loans
A third of the salary gone before the month starts. India's middle class is increasingly taking new loans to pay old ones — the classic warning sign of a debt spiral.
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A third of the salary gone before the month starts. India's middle class is increasingly taking new loans to pay old ones — the classic warning sign of a debt spiral.
India dodged the higher band — just. A last-minute Foreign Trade Policy amendment cut Washington's proposed 12.5% forced-labour tariff down to 10%, the lowest rate in the action.
India's favourite compact SUV just got a serious refresh. The 2026 Brezza facelift brings a turbo-petrol option, ventilated seats and a bolder face — with bookings already open at Rs 11,000.
After a record-breaking week, gold has hit the brakes. Prices slipped on Friday as global bullion weakened — good news if you've been waiting to buy, awkward if you bought at the top.
India's income tax turns 166. It began in 1860 as an emergency measure to fix a colonial budget hole — and grew into the system that funds the country today.
Planning a Maruti? Book before August. India's biggest carmaker is raising prices by up to Rs 30,000 — the second hike in two months — blaming relentless input cost pressure.
Vercel just open-sourced Eve, an agent framework where an agent is just a directory. It's got durable execution, sandboxes, approvals, and evals built in — and it's finally killing the hand-rolled agent plumbing nightmare.
America's most expensive weapons system, the F-35 fighter jet, is once again under fire. New reports reveal cost overruns are pushing the program's total price tag past a staggering $1 trillion, raising serious questions on Capitol Hill.
The United Nations issues a stark warning: climate change and geopolitical instability are severely impacting global wheat production, threatening widespread food shortages.