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November 01, 2025

Travel for the community

Instagram is so full of #wanderlust posts that we often forget travel is a luxury.

1 mins

The dangers of labelling

A fortnightly column about emotional well-being

2 mins

The wide, varied, wonderful world of sport

In the frozen Alaskan wilderness of sharp winds and cutting cold, racing sometimes had a cruel, incredulous cost.

4 mins

Sijya's solitude in sound

The electronica artist on why she goes on stage alone, and what she wants from the Indian indie ecosystem

2 mins

Been there, loved that

STREAM OF STORIES

4 mins

The power games behind renaming places

India could offer some renaming mentorship and guidance to the US in exchange for tariff concessions

5 mins

How the Mughals built their empire on conquest and contracts

This timely book reminds us that the fate of nations has always been written as much in account books as in battles

5 mins

Lose the pepper shaker, grind it fresh

What does one write about a spice that sits quietly beside salt on every dining table?

4 mins

A guide to teas from Sri Lanka

I just finished the last of my Ceylon tea stash from last year and caught myself wishing I'd had a guide to its teas and terroir. So I decided to put one together.

2 mins

Open fires provide a hot take on dining

Tandoors, fires and grills return to the kitchen as chefs try to draw out deeper flavours, and give guests a ringside view of their process

4 mins

Collabs give desi sneakers a burst of speed

Homegrown shoe brands are dropping limited editions that draw on Indian pop culture

3 mins

Custom fits for four-legged divas

From bespoke 'sherwanis' to hand-embroidered leashes, pet fashion is nearly as indulgent as human fashion

4 mins

Ladakh's lodges we community into tou

Several hospitality providers in Ladakh are empowering communities, reviving crafts, and funding conservation, even as they take a mindful approach to tourism

6 mins

The modern traveller's flexiscape route

Travellers are ripping up rigid itineraries and picking destinations that offer it all: rest and adventure, cultural depth and effortless luxury

4 mins

Walking through Bangkok's everyday theatres

Two walking tours provide a glimpse of daily life in Bangkok, far from the city’s malls and glamorous nightlife

4 mins

Library tours reveal a city's secret culture

Libraries are a portal to understanding a place's values, its relationship with knowledge, and its vision of who belongs

4 mins

One Benicio Del Toro star turn after another

The actor shines this year in 'One Battle After Another' and 'The Phoenician Scheme'

4 mins

When little details capture reality

There is a quiet gravitas to the works on display across the two floors of Art Alive Gallery in Delhi. Each watercolour, be it landscape, portrait or self-study, features an interplay of light, shadow and colour. Artist Shibu Natesan, 59, deftly works with these elements to imbue every painting with a unique atmosphere. The painter's gaze seems to be akin to that of a photographer's. The paintings are nearly photorealistic, conveying the feel of the environment, the personality of the subject and the essence of the landscape to the viewer.

3 mins

A fanged and toothed creature called hope

Megha Majumdar's second novel, set in a famine-stricken Kolkata of the near future, far surpasses her debut

3 mins

A rebel and railway woman's view of India

Rahul Bhattacharya's ambitious new novel tells the story of modern India through the history of its railways, and the varying fortunes of one family

5 mins

Berkshire’s new normal: No Buffett shareholder letter and no ‘Buffett premium’

Warren Buffett still has a couple months left as Berkshire Hathaway’s chief executive. The company’s shares are already feeling his absence.

4 mins

The long road to a U.S.-China trade pact

Trump administration had for months been reluctant to reduce fentanyl-based tariffs

4 mins

Big Tech is spending more than ever on artificial intelligence and it’s still not enough

Silicon Valley's biggest companies are already planning to pour $400 billion into artificial intelligence efforts this year. They all say it’s nowhere near enough.

3 mins

Pune firm cracks rare earth code, but magnet gap stays

Aluminium Research Development and Design Centre, which monitors the funded companies.

1 mins

Fiscal deficit in control despite capex rise

the annual budget estimates, while total revenue receipts stood at 116.22 trillion, or 51.8% of the estimates for 2024-25.

1 mins

Tata, RIL, Adani outspend Big Tech on digital factories

Then, on 9 October, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) announced an investment of $6.5-7 billion to establish a 1 GW data centre capacity over seven years.

1 mins

Sebi fee revamp to put AMC margins, agent pay at risk

Proposed rule may impact larger funds more as they already operate with slimmer margins

3 mins

Tata, JBM, others eye India’s biggest electric bus tender

Both officials spoke on the condition of anonymity asthe names of the potential bidders arenot public.

2 mins

Return of the small car to even draw rivals: Maruti’s Bhargava

years, including Hyundai’s Santro and Eon, and Tata Motors’ Nano. Newer entrants completely skipped this segment in the face of rising consumer appetite for SUVs, which also tend to accrue better margins for manufacturers.

2 mins

Japanese auto seeks new ignition in tech, India

Then, Nissan announced a refresh strategy—Re:Nissan—toregain itsmojoamid mounting losses and layoffs.

2 mins

Air India seeks $1.1 bn lifeline from Tatas, SIA

Air India is seeking at least ₹100 billion ($1.14 billion) in financial support from owners Singapore Airlines and Tata Sons, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter.

1 mins

Stride raises $300-mn India, UK, GCC funds

Stride Ventures launched three funds across India, Gulf Cooperation Council and the UK, raising $300 million in the past six months to be deployed in respective territories, top executives at the venture debt platform said.

1 mins

Snapmint secures $125 million from new funding round

Consumer lending platform Snapmint has raised $125 million in a new funding round led by General Atlantic, with participation from Prudent Investment Managers, Kae Capital, Elev8 Venture Partners, and existing angel investors, the company said in a statement.

1 mins

Ford to retool TN unit with $370 mn

Ford Motor Co. plans to invest about 32.5 billion rupees ($366 million) in India to make new engines, the Detroit-based automaker said Friday, signaling renewed confidence in the country and defying Donald Trump’s promotion of American manufacturing as it reopens a factory closed four years ago.

1 mins

Swiggy bets on new formats to fuel food delivery growth

Co targets steady-state margin of 5% of gross order value, balancing growth and profitability

2 mins

Apple sets India revenue record on iPhone 17 surge

The company has now logged 14 consecutive quarters of record iPhone sales in the country

2 mins

Benetton ex-CEO Sridharan to join as Puma India head

Ramprasad Sridharan, former managing director and chief executive of Benetton India, is set to take over as managing director of Puma India, said two people in the know. India is one of the German sportswear retailer's fastest growing markets where it faces rising competition.

2 mins

Japanese automakers seek new ignition in innovation, India

Japanese carmakers are pinning hopes on technology and new launches to counter Chinese rivals' expanding footprint, shortages of rare-earth magnets and chips, as well as US tariffs-with India keeping their growth engines humming.

2 mins

Pune firm cracks rare earth code; magnet gap stays

China had imposed an export ban on rare earth magnets and stopped shipping metal-processing equipment in April.

1 mins

Return of the small car to draw rivals: Maruti’s Bhargava

Maruti Suzuki India Ltd, which sells two out of every five passenger vehicles in India, has said that the revival in demand for small cars after the goods and services tax cut could prompt even its rivals to reconsider the segment, long written off in favour of sport utility vehicles.

1 mins

Fiscal deficit in control despite public capex rise

Fiscal deficit at ₹5.73 trillion in April-September 2025, 36.5% of full-year target

2 mins

Tata, Reliance, Adani outspend Big Tech on digital factories

In a striking inversion of global trends, Indian’s largest businesses are poised to out-invest Silicon Valley's giants in the country’s data centre build-out.

1 mins

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Taal: English

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The business newspaper “Mint” published by one of the leading media houses of India, Hindustan Times, in association with Wall Street Journal. It aims to connect India to the world and the world to India in terms of business, economy, regulation and policies.