Flight delays, cancellations, and other passenger complaints have been the inescapable flipside of India’s soaring air passenger traffic. But a regulatory policy that is too sympathetic to passenger grievances always carries the risks of hurting the bottom lines of India’s embattled aviation industry.
It might be late to the party, but the Swedish music streaming app Spotify is trying really hard to make up for the lost time in India.
As if its air was not lethal enough, New Delhi now has a severe water shortage crisis to contend with.
The Saudi Arabian crown prince’s visit to India this week ended under the same cloud where it began.
Indian companies are finally recognising how self-destructive employee stress can be.
The Saudi Arabian crown prince’s visit to India today (Feb. 19) will be a tough balancing act, both for him and his hosts.
It may be called the “sunset years” or the “twilight of our lives,” but most Indians look forward to their old age.
Valentine’s Day is no big deal in India, says dating app OkCupid. Indians are largely indifferent to greeting card-stacked boutiques and decked-up restaurants on Valentine’s Day.
The Indian banking system, already reeling under a pile of bad loans from the infrastructure and aviation sectors, is now faced with increased risks from the auto industry.
The Indian government is staunchly pursuing its plan to help domestic manufacturers challenge the dominance of Chinese solar cells and panels in the country.
With elections in India due around May, the country’s biggest political parties have opened up a new front in their battle: rap music.
The Narendra Modi government has faced severe backlash over its proposed rules to police content on online platforms such as Facebook, WhatsApp, and Twitter.
Tax woes are not leaving Indian startups any time soon.
How do you talk about an election buzzword without actually talking about it?
India’s 2019 budget was widely expected to be one for the farmers—and it has turned out to be just that.
The home of India’s tech industry is growing rapidly. But basic government services have yet to catch up.
For half-a-decade now, India’s automakers have had it good as smoothly cruising sales prompted rosier forecasts.
As airline turbulence goes, not many can equal Ronojoy Dutta in experience and insights. His battle scars from the global aviation industry’s worst nightmare, the 9/11 attacks, stand testimony to that.
Japan’s SoftBank is popular in India mostly for its massive investments in the country’s fledgling tech startups. But the group, headed by billionaire Masayoshi Son, is among the top players in another key industry in the country: solar energy.
India’s largest airline by market share has swung back to profitability, but it’s still nowhere close to its glory days.
India’s faith in the slumdog millionaire story is far more resolute than anywhere else in the world.
India’s aviation regulator has issued a new set of guidelines for aircraft flying on the snag-prone series of Pratt & Whitney (P&W) engines.
A lot can change in five years. More so in a sector like Indian aviation that is forever in flux.
Cycling is healthy, of course. But, it may be so healthy that entire nations can pedal their way to prosperity.
