FADA’s August 2026 retail data shows India buying more vehicles than ever in an August. But beneath the 24.23 lakh headline are deeper shifts in consumer behaviour, fuel choices and rural demand—and the Northeast may have to find a very different road into India’s changing automobile economy. India bought more vehicles in August than it…
Total read time: 4 minutes Nvidia has just sent a powerful signal about the AI economy Nvidia has delivered another blowout quarter, reporting $96.2 billion in revenue, more than double the same period a year earlier. More strikingly, the company expects revenue to grow by about 70% in fiscal 2028, suggesting that demand for AI…
Total read time: 4 minutes Business & Economy: India’s growth story faces an inflation test India’s economy continues to show resilience, with the Reserve Bank of India raising its FY27 growth forecast to 6.7% while keeping the repo rate unchanged at 5.25%. At the same time, policymakers are watching the risks from oil, food and…
India’s services sector is showing signs of moderation. Here’s what the latest PMI data means for businesses, startups, investors and Northeast India. India’s economy has become one of the world’s fastest-growing success stories. Behind that success is a sector that rarely grabs headlines but quietly drives employment, investment and innovation—the services sector. From software engineers…
Beyond GDP, Growth and the Government Job Dream India today stands at a fascinating economic crossroads. On one hand, the country is celebrated as one of the world’s fastest-growing major economies. Growth projections remain robust. Policymakers speak of trillion-dollar ambitions, investment summits dominate headlines, airports rise, highways expand, and digital infrastructure deepens across the country….
India is urbanising at a pace few nations in modern history have experienced. Every day, thousands continue moving toward cities in search of opportunity, education, healthcare, employment, connectivity, and economic mobility. Metropolitan regions are expanding beyond their historical boundaries. Highways are transforming into urban corridors. Smaller towns are evolving into emerging economic clusters. But beneath…
When we Indians think about Europe, countries like Germany, France, or the United Kingdom usually dominate public conversation. The Netherlands rarely enters India’s strategic imagination beyond tulips, football, canals, or postcards from Amsterdam. Yet quietly, and with remarkable strategic importance, the Netherlands is emerging as one of India’s most significant European partners in the evolving…
This editorial is part of The Quantiq’s ongoing series exploring the intersection of Artificial Intelligence, sustainability, economic transformation and the future of civilization. India stands at a fascinating moment in history. Across policy circles, corporate boardrooms, startup ecosystems and global investor forums, the country is increasingly being projected as the next major force in Artificial…
There is a comforting narrative quietly circulating in the technology industry. Some leaders suggest that artificial intelligence will not take away jobs—that it will “augment,” “enhance,” and “transform” work rather than destroy it. It is a reassuring story, one that calms markets, employees, and policymakers alike. But step outside that narrative for a moment, and…
When Conflict Travels Without Noise There was a time when wars were visible. They arrived with the sound of boots, the movement of tanks, the fall of cities. You could point to a map and say—this is where history is being rewritten. That clarity is gone. Today, a conflict can begin in the waters of…
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