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October 12, 2026

Wipro Consumer Care: How an Indian FMCG Business Went Global

Wipro Consumer Care’s Global Beauty Strategy: How an Indian FMCG Business Built a Multinational Brand Portfolio From the British heritage of Yardley and Singapore-based LD Waxson to Malaysia’s Safi and the Philippines’ Splash, Wipro Consumer Care has built an international personal-care business largely through acquisitions. The result is a distinctly different kind of Indian multinational—one […]

October 12, 2026

Apollo Tyres and Vredestein: How an Indian Tyre Maker Went Global

Apollo Tyres and Vredestein: How an Indian Tyre Maker Built a European Manufacturing and Technology Footprint Apollo Tyres’ 2009 acquisition of Dutch tyre maker Vredestein was more than an Indian company buying a European brand. It gave Apollo access to premium tyre technology, European distribution and a 110-year-old brand—and helped turn an Indian manufacturer into […]

October 10, 2026

Tata Group: How India Built a Global Corporate Empire

Tata’s Global Bet: How an Indian Conglomerate Turned Foreign Brands Into a Two-Way Bridge Between India and the World From Tetley in Britain and Daewoo Commercial Vehicles in South Korea to Corus and Jaguar Land Rover, Tata’s overseas acquisitions helped transform an India-focused industrial group into a genuinely global enterprise. Today, the more interesting question […]

October 6, 2026

Diageo and United Spirits: How India Became a Global Spirits Powerhouse

Diageo and United Spirits: How a Global Spirits Giant Rewired India’s Liquor Market Diageo’s acquisition of control in United Spirits transformed the relationship between a British multinational and India’s largest spirits business. More than a decade later, the deal offers a revealing case study in globalisation, premiumisation and how an overseas corporation can reshape—and itself […]

October 6, 2026

Rati Sahi Levesque: Indian-Origin CEO Transforming Luxury Resale

Rati Sahi Levesque: The Indian-Origin Leader Turning Luxury Resale Into a Global Business From a San Francisco family business to becoming the first employee and now CEO of The RealReal, Rati Sahi Levesque represents a different kind of Indian-diaspora success story—one built not simply around technology, but around changing how the world thinks about luxury, […]

October 5, 2026

Indian companies global expansion 2026

India Inc Goes Global 2.0: Why Indian Companies Are Building Inside Foreign Markets India’s second major wave of corporate globalisation looks different from the acquisition spree of the 2000s. Today’s overseas bets increasingly combine local manufacturing, technology acquisition, supply-chain security, nearshoring and energy transition—turning Indian companies from exporters into participants inside foreign economies. For much […]

October 2, 2026

G20 Miami Summit 2026: What It Could Mean for Overseas Indians

How Global Economic Decisions Could Reach Everyday Life The G20 Leaders’ Summit in Miami on 14–15 December will bring major economies together amid debates over growth, energy security, trade and technology. For overseas Indians, the stakes are practical: the cost of sending money home, the prospects of employers, the price of imported goods and the […]

September 30, 2026

Indian-Origin Founders Abroad: Building Businesses Across Borders

Building Companies Between Markets and Cultures Indian-origin entrepreneurs are building companies that connect talent, capital and customers across borders. New research puts their contribution to global startup value in sharp focus, while academic studies reveal a more complicated story behind the success: access to diaspora networks can help a young business grow, but immigration rules, […]

September 30, 2026

IMF–World Bank Meetings 2026: Why Overseas Indians Should Watch

IMF–World Bank Meetings in Bangkok: Why the Global Economic Agenda Matters to Overseas Indians The IMF and World Bank Group will hold their 2026 Annual Meetings in Bangkok from 12 to 18 October, with jobs, investment, artificial intelligence and global development on the agenda. For Indians living and working abroad, the discussions are not a […]

September 23, 2026

Indian companies overseas acquisitions

India’s Global Acquisition Drive: Why Indian Companies Are Buying Abroad Indian companies are increasingly looking beyond India’s borders—not simply to sell more products, but to secure the assets, capabilities and supply chains that may determine who remains competitive in the next decade. That shift is becoming visible in India’s overseas mergers and acquisitions. According to […]

September 20, 2026

India’s GCC Revolution: How Global Companies Are Building in India

India Is Becoming the Global Office Behind the World’s Biggest Companies Walgreens’ Chennai move highlights how India’s Global Capability Centres are evolving from back offices into strategic engines of global business A few decades ago, when a multinational company moved work to India, the conversation was usually about one thing: cost. Today, that explanation is […]

September 18, 2026

Gallium, Germanium and India’s New Resource Challenge

Why Tiny Minerals Matter to Big Technology Oil once defined the vocabulary of strategic resources. Today, some of the most consequential materials in the global economy are far less glamorous. They can fit into a laboratory container, appear as obscure entries on a periodic table and rarely make the evening news. Yet gallium and germanium […]

September 17, 2026

Why India Is Watching Every Barrel From the Middle East

Saudi Oil Pipeline Attack: A pipeline in the Saudi Arabian desert may sound like a problem thousands of kilometres away from India. It isn’t. When the East-West Pipeline, also known as the Petroline, was hit by drone attacks on September 10, the immediate concern was Saudi Arabia’s ability to move crude from its oil-producing east to […]

September 17, 2026

Australia India Economic Corridor: Critical Minerals, Green Steel and New Trade Opportunities

From Ore to AI: How India and Australia Are Building a New Economic Corridor For decades, the India–Australia economic relationship was easy to describe. Australia supplied resources. India supplied services, students, professionals and a rapidly expanding consumer market. That description is now becoming too small. A more complicated economic corridor is taking shape—one that connects […]

September 15, 2026

India Trade Deficit August 2026: Why Oil Is the New Risk

India’s Trade Deficit Narrows in August, But Oil Could Quickly Change the Story India’s latest trade figures offer a mixed but important message: the country’s merchandise trade deficit narrowed sharply in August, but the improvement may be vulnerable to a renewed rise in crude oil prices. India’s merchandise trade deficit fell to $26.86 billion in […]

September 14, 2026

Can India Become an AI Superpower Without Owning Massive Compute?

Does India Really Need Billions of Dollars of AI Compute to Become a Superpower? India wants to become a major artificial-intelligence power. But there is a difficult question behind that ambition: does a country need to own enormous amounts of computing infrastructure to be a genuine AI superpower? The answer is not as simple as […]

September 12, 2026

Why Indian IT Companies Are in Midtown & New York’s Financial District

Why Indian IT Giants Put Their New York Offices in Midtown and the Financial District Walk through Midtown Manhattan or Lower Manhattan and you may notice something interesting: behind the glass façades and expensive office lobbies are some very familiar Indian names. TCS. Infosys. Wipro. HCLTech. For an Indian reader, there is something satisfying about […]

September 11, 2026

Indian Jewellery Exports 2026: How India Is Becoming a Global Design Powerhouse

India’s Jewellery Industry Goes Global: From Diamond Cutting Hub to Design Powerhouse India’s gems and jewellery industry exported about US$27.72 billion worth of products in FY2025–26. But the more interesting story is not the size of the number. It is what is happening underneath it: Indian companies are increasingly trying to move from being the […]

September 11, 2026

The Indian diaspora: India’s quietest economic superpowers.

India’s Global Indians Just Gave the Rupee a $127 Billion Cushion In 2026, that power has taken a striking new form: more than $127 billion in foreign-currency deposits flowed into Indian banks under a special Reserve Bank of India facility, helping rebuild India’s foreign-exchange firepower. For years, the familiar story of Indians abroad was simple: […]

September 10, 2026

India Gets an A- Rating From Japanese Rating Agency

What the Upgrade Really Says About the Indian Economy For decades, India wanted to join the club. Not the G7. Not the World Cup. Not even the rather mysterious club of countries whose citizens can discuss GDP over dinner without everyone changing the subject. This was the A-rated sovereign club—the group of economies considered to […]

September 10, 2026

Why Dubai Is Becoming a Global Launchpad for India

Indian Businesses in the UAE There was a time when the Indian presence in the UAE was discussed mainly in terms of workers, remittances and the millions of Indians building careers across the Gulf. That story is now incomplete. In 2026, another Indian presence is becoming impossible to ignore: Indian businesses. By the end of […]

September 9, 2026

Why the World Is Watching the India’s Economy

India’s 7.8% Growth Story: —and Why the Number Alone Is Not Enough At a time when the global economy is dealing with geopolitical tensions, expensive energy, disrupted supply chains and uncertain trade conditions, India has produced a number that naturally attracts attention: 7.8%. That is India’s real GDP growth in the first quarter of financial […]

September 8, 2026

The QR code became India’s unlikely financial symbol

UPI at 10: How India’s Digital Payment Revolution Became a Global Technology Story There was a time when paying for a cup of tea in India could involve searching for change, asking whether the shopkeeper had ₹10, and occasionally beginning a philosophical discussion about who had the correct amount. Then came UPI. Today, a customer […]

September 8, 2026

Build in India, Sell to the World

The Global Business Opportunity Waiting for Indian Entrepreneurs For decades, one of the most familiar descriptions of India’s economic rise was remarkably simple: India provides talent to the world. Engineers, software developers, accountants, doctors, consultants and technology professionals built careers serving international companies. But something more interesting is happening now. The question is slowly changing […]

September 8, 2026

Indians Abroad Are Shaping the Global Economy

From Workers to World Leaders There was a time when the story of Indians going abroad was largely told through airports: a suitcase, a passport, a job offer and a family waving goodbye. Today, that story looks very different. An Indian abroad may be a software engineer in Silicon Valley, a doctor in London, an […]

September 4, 2026

Global Tenders for Indian Exporters: A New Route to Overseas Markets

Beyond India’s Borders: How Global Tenders Can Open New Markets for Indian Businesses For a small Indian manufacturer, service provider or exporter, entering an overseas market can appear to require enormous resources: finding buyers, understanding foreign procurement systems, establishing credibility and competing with companies already familiar with the market. But there is another route to […]

September 4, 2026

India–EU Free Trade Deal, The Less Visible Revolution

Why Europe’s Biggest Market Opportunity Could Change the Way India Does Business There are trade agreements, and then there are trade agreements that make exporters start checking their calculators twice. The India–European Union Free Trade Agreement (FTA) belongs to the second category. On January 27, 2026, India and the European Union announced the conclusion of […]

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Ben Quad release new music video for ‘I Only Let You Down Now’ - Distorted Sound Magazine -

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New on OTT this week: 'Koffee With Karan Season 9', 'Kappi Squad', 'Tyson' and more to watch - Deccan Herald

Baltimore's ConneXions Academy choir goes viral ahead of World Choral Cup - CBS News

Threat of AI share crash puts world financial stability at risk, says IMF - The Guardian

Vietnam hosts ASEAN science and innovation meetings in Da Nang - Báo VietNamNet

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