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No Place To Hide (Part 2): Why India’s Food Industry Is Cleaning Up Its Act
In the second part of the series, Ratna Bhushan, ET's FMCG Editor, brings in two industry voices to dissect the impact of FSSAI and Maharash...
Cognizant’s Surya Gummadi on How AI Can Deliver Returns
AI adoption is soaring, but where are the financial returns? Surya Gummadi, President, Americas at Cognizant, argues that enterprises are co...
The New Kids' Table: Private Equity Goes to School
Private equity is expanding into India's K-12 school sector, following the same playbook it used to reshape private hospitals. Since Indian...
No Place to Hide: Inside Maharashtra’s Food & Drug Crackdown (Part 1)
Since late May 2026, Maharashtra has been in the middle of one of its most aggressive food and drug enforcement drives in years — adul...
Google Cloud CEO On $15B India Bet, Sovereign AI Push & More
In this conversation with ET's editor technology Surabhi Agarwal, Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian discusses the company's expanding footprint...
Cockroaches, Courts & Committees: What Did India’s GenZ Really Win?
We look back at the Jantar Mantar protests through the lens of media, technology and youth agency. What began as a Chief Justice's jibe call...
The East’s Own Overdose
For decades, Northeast India was seen mainly as a corridor for drugs flowing out of Myanmar's Golden Triangle. That has changed. The transit...
Glenmark Chief on Cracking the Multi-Specific Code
Glenmark Chairman and Managing Director Glen Saldanha joins Vikas Dandekar and Rica Bhattacharyya to discuss the company's 25-year innovatio...
ISRO's Exodus: Space Crisis, Staff Crisis
ISRO is losing people faster than it can hire them. Around 100 scientists and engineers have resigned or taken voluntary retirement recently...
Of Movements And Math
On the first day of Parliament's Monsoon Session, two very different upheavals converged in Delhi. Outside Parliament, young protesters dema...
The Future of Insurance in India | Sarbvir Singh of PB Fintech
India's insurance industry is changing faster than ever. New regulations, 100% FDI, AI-powered underwriting, rising medical inflation and Po...
ET Deep Dive: The Pyramid Problem: Why AI Is Breaking Indian IT’s Winning Formula
Indian IT built its empire on one formula: throw armies of low-cost engineers at repeatable work, and scale relentlessly. That formula survi...
Smart Glasses, Blind Spots: How Meta's Wearables Are Watching You
Virat Kohli's slick Oakley Meta ad made smart glasses look effortless. But behind the "Hey Meta" voice commands lies a growing privacy crisi...
Who Pays For Ethanol?
India rolled out E20 ethanol petrol five years ahead of schedule, and consumer complaints followed just as fast: mileage drops, rusted tanks...
When Algorithms Push Harm, Who's Liable?
When a recommendation system pushes child sexual abuse material to a user, who answers for it: the algorithm or the company behind it? Host...
ET Deep Dive: Melting The Vault
Gold has always been India's emotional anchor — heirlooms passed down for weddings, festivals, and hard times. But soaring prices are...
Why Every Influencer Has a Lawyer on Speed Dial
Influencer marketing has exploded into a serious revenue stream, but legal awareness hasn't kept pace. Hosts Anirban Chowdhury and Rajesh N...
Why Foreign Money Loves Indian Debt, Not Stocks
Foreign capital is back in India — but not the way it used to be. In June, overseas funds poured a record Rs 41,773 crore into Indian...
ET Deep Dive: The Water in the Vial
Five young mothers in Kota died within twelve days after a routine oxytocin shot. The vials meant to stop bleeding after childbirth had no d...