Andy Mukherjee

Ola's founder berated a comic for drawing attention to mounting consumer complaints with the company's electric scooters. Investors are paying the price.

BY constantly referring to one of the world's youngest billionaires as “India's Elon Musk,” the media has done a disservice to Bhavish Aggarwal.

Large companies are readying big investment plans, but a 600-million-strong workforce needs a more broad-based revival.

In the 1970s, New Delhi forced multinationals to cut stakes in local units. Now they're doing it willingly, which may have a salutary impact on markets.

In the 1970s, New Delhi forced multinationals to cut stakes in local units. Now they're doing it willingly, which may have a salutary impact on markets.

The central bank needs to rein in its regulatory zeal. Scaring away capital won’t help absorb future loan losses.

The central bank needs to rein in its regulatory zeal. Scaring away capital won't help absorb future loan losses.

Quick commerce has taken hold of Indian consumers’ psyche — and put everyone from investors to workers at risk.

The city's taxi drivers are addicted to banknotes — and that's bad PR for the financial center flexing its cashless muscles.

Global investors are taking money off the table in favor of China as challenges mount.