Abhijit Kumar Dutta

Grid resilience improves, but rising peak demand and structural gaps keep India’s power system under strain

To Lam’s visit marks a shift from symbolism to substance in New Delhi-Hanoi strategic ties

The uncertainty surrounding Washington’s trade policymaking should make New Delhi cautious during negotiations

Strategic recalibration, not reconciliation, will define the global fallout of a US-China reset

Strategic recalibration, not reconciliation, will define the global fallout of a US-China reset

Syngas success will depend on policy continuity, technology adoption, and balancing economic gains with environmental accountability

The CEA move could finally force a reckoning on the true cost of power

Despite surplus generation capacity, weak transmission, outdated distribution networks, and rising heatwave-driven demand are leaving millions in the dark.

NITI Aayog’s semiconductor roadmap gives India a rare strategic opportunity, but execution speed will be the decisive factor

A rushed interim pact may ease tariff tensions with Washington, but India must ensure short-term gains do not come at the cost of long-term strategic and economic interests