The North East of India has long been described as a biodiversity hotspot. That phrase, repeated often enough, has begun to lose its meaning. But strip away the cliché, and what remains is something far more consequential—an economic frontier waiting to be understood, structured, and scaled. At a time when India’s growth narrative is increasingly…
Energy at the Core of Economic Transformation Energy is no longer just an input—it is the foundation of India’s economic ambition. As growth accelerates, the country is rethinking how it produces, distributes, and consumes power. The Shift Towards Renewable Energy India has emerged as one of the world’s fastest-growing renewable energy markets. Large-scale solar and…
Incentivizing the Industrial Transition India’s GST Council has reduced the GST on renewable energy equipment — including solar modules, wind turbines, and related green tech — from 12% to 5%. It has also cut tax on electrolysers and green hydrogen production equipment to 5%, a move expected to bring down the cost of green hydrogen…
In a landmark move that blends sustainability with inclusive growth, the Maharashtra Cabinet has green-lit the Maharashtra Bamboo Industry Policy 2025—an ambitious blueprint to position bamboo as a strategic growth engine for rural employment, green energy, and industrial transformation. The policy aims to mobilize ₹50,000 crore (approximately US $6 billion) in investments and generate over…
Sustainability is no longer just about doing good—it’s also about saving money. A recent study revealed that rooftop solar adoption can deliver significant electricity cost savings for 330,000 Indian SMEs. At the same time, India added a record 25.4 GW of renewable energy capacity in the first seven months of 2025—the highest ever for this…
Sustainability has officially moved from the sidelines to the boardroom. A Deloitte survey revealed that 91% of Indian CXOs increased sustainability-related investments in 2025, with most ranking climate concerns higher than AI, geopolitical risks, and economic uncertainty. The results are visible: For entrepreneurs and businesses, the takeaway is clear: sustainability is no longer optional—it’s essential…
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in India has come a long way since it became mandatory under the Companies Act, 2013. In FY2022–23 alone, 24,392 companies collectively spent nearly ₹29,987 crore on CSR projects. That’s a massive investment in social good. But here’s the catch—numbers, while important, don’t always move hearts. Communities don’t remember how much…
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