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    AI & Future Tech | Business & Economy

    AI at Davos 2026: From Innovation Narrative to Geopolitical Weapon

    ByThe Quantiq Editorial January 21, 2026January 21, 2026

    For years, Davos spoke about artificial intelligence as opportunity. In 2026, the tone changed. AI is no longer discussed as a productivity tool or startup revolution. It is now framed as critical national infrastructure — on par with energy, defence, and financial systems. The message from Davos was unmistakable: AI leadership equals geopolitical power. From…

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  • World Economic Forum Davos 2026 backdrop symbolising the fragmentation of the global order and the decline of traditional globalization
    Business & Economy | Policy

    Davos 2026 Signals the End of the Old Global Order — And No One Has a Replacement

    ByThe Quantiq Editorial January 21, 2026January 21, 2026

    The World Economic Forum at Davos has long been accused of living in a bubble — detached from ground realities, obsessed with abstract global cooperation. In 2026, that illusion finally cracked. This year’s Davos didn’t celebrate globalization. It questioned its survival. From blunt declarations that “globalization has failed” to warnings that the old rules-based order…

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  • Emerging economies gaining influence and investment momentum at World Economic Forum Davos 2026
    Business & Economy

    Why Emerging Economies Quietly Won Davos 2026

    ByThe Quantiq Editorial January 21, 2026January 21, 2026

    Media coverage of Davos 2026 focused on Western anxiety and geopolitical rifts. But beneath the noise, a quieter shift took place. Emerging economies didn’t debate the future — they negotiated it. And in many ways, they walked away as the real winners. From Listening to Positioning Unlike earlier Davos editions where emerging markets sought validation,…

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  • Abstract illustration of India’s Banking 2.0 transformation, showing real-time digital finance, data-driven credit monitoring, and the shift toward transparent, technology-led banking.
    Business & Economy

    Banking 2.0: The End of “Lazy Banking” and the Rise of Real-Time Finance

    ByThe Quantiq Editorial January 20, 2026January 20, 2026

    India’s banking system is undergoing a quiet but irreversible transformation. There are no dramatic announcements, no sweeping slogans—but the implications are profound. With new rules tightening account activity norms, credit reporting timelines, and data-sharing requirements, Indian banking has entered what can only be described as Banking 2.0. At the heart of this shift lies a…

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  • Abstract illustration of India’s pre-Budget shift toward supply-side growth, showing manufacturing, infrastructure, and rising investment symbolised by an upward growth arrow.
    Business & Economy | Finance | Policy

    India’s Pre-Budget Pivot: Why the Real Economic Shift Is From Demand-Pull to Supply-Push

    ByThe Quantiq Editorial January 20, 2026January 20, 2026

    As India heads into the Union Budget, a subtle but decisive shift is underway in the country’s economic narrative. Unlike previous years—where tax cuts, consumption boosts, and short-term relief dominated pre-Budget lobbying—industry bodies are now pushing for something far more structural. The message from business is clear:India does not need another demand stimulus. It needs…

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  • Visual showing India’s 7.3% growth driven by domestic demand contrasted with global headwinds, including potential 25% US tariffs and limited export exposure at 2% of GDP.
    Business & Economy

    The IMF’s “Resilience” Paradox: Why India’s Growth Story Is Stronger Than Global Headwinds Suggest

    ByThe Quantiq Editorial January 19, 2026

    At a time when much of the global economy remains trapped between inflation fatigue, geopolitical friction, and trade uncertainty, India continues to defy gravity. In its latest assessment, the International Monetary Fund has reaffirmed India’s position as the fastest-growing major economy, projecting growth well above most global peers for FY 2025–26. Yet this optimism arrives…

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  • Digital map of India showing crypto capital outflows to offshore exchanges, highlighting a ₹40,000 crore leakage and the impact of high taxation.
    Business & Economy | Finance | Policy

    The Crypto “Exodus” and the ₹40,000 Crore Question: When Tax Policy Backfires

    ByThe Quantiq Editorial January 19, 2026January 19, 2026

    As India approaches the Union Budget, one of the most urgent—and quietly ignored—policy failures is unfolding in the digital asset economy. The country’s crypto industry has issued a last-minute plea to the government: reduce the 1% TDS on virtual digital assets to 0.01%, warning that the current regime has already driven trading activity offshore and…

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  • A futuristic illustration of Karnataka with Bengaluru at the center, innovation hubs radiating outward, overlaid with icons of AI, chips, governance, and sustainability.
    Business & Economy | Policy

    Karnataka Startup Policy 2025–30: From Startup Hub to State Capacity Builder

    ByThe Quantiq Editorial January 19, 2026

    For more than a decade, Karnataka—powered by Bengaluru—has been India’s startup capital by default. The state produced unicorns, attracted global venture capital, and became synonymous with India’s technology story. But with the rollout of the Karnataka Startup Policy 2025–2030, the government is signaling something deeper than ecosystem expansion. This is not merely a policy to…

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  • 3D isometric illustration of Tripura’s map rendered in frosted glass with glowing cyan circuit lines, a floating golden Number 1 trophy above it, and digital UI elements showing approvals and rising charts against a dark navy business-themed background.
    Business & Economy | Economy of NE India | Government & Policy | North East Insight

    Tripura: The “Single Window” National Leader

    ByThe Quantiq Editorial January 16, 2026January 16, 2026

    Tripura has transformed from a largely agrarian state into a national case study on Ease of Doing Business (EoDB) and regulatory reform. In recent months, the state’s performance in deregulation and compliance has earned formal recognition at the national level. National Achievement in Deregulation Tripura has emerged as a national leader in deregulation and compliance…

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  • Illustration showing India’s MSME sector moving from fragmented schemes toward a unified digital governance platform.
    Business & Economy | MSME & Startups

    Why India’s MSME Schemes Fail at the Last Mile — And What NITI Aayog Wants to Fix

    ByThe Quantiq Editorial January 16, 2026January 16, 2026

    India’s Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are often described as the backbone of the economy. The numbers support the claim. MSMEs contribute nearly 29–30% of India’s GDP, account for around 46% of total exports, and generate livelihoods for over 28 crore people, second only to agriculture. Yet, despite this economic weight, India’s MSME ecosystem…

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