Amal Chandra
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- Sep 8, 2026
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- Jul 14, 2026
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New architecture of Indian industrial policy (opens the original)
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India’s industrial strategy is entering a phase where the factory is no longer the whole story. Competitive strength increasingly depends on the ecosystem around it—reliable power, ports, fibre, cloud and compute, data centres, critical minerals, logistics and specialised semiconductor capabilities. The shift is larger than a change in priorities: industrial policy is moving from subsidising factories to designing ecosystems. This matters because the nature of production itself has changed. A ph
India and the grid: Next infrastructure test (opens the original)
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India has long understood energy insecurity through the familiar prism of fuel dependence. For decades, the national conversation centred on oil imports, coal shortages, gas availability, and the volatility of global commodity markets. Even today, India imports nearly 85 percent of its crude oil and around half of its natural gas requirements, leaving the economy vulnerable to external shocks. Energy security, in this traditional sense, meant securing sufficient fuel to keep the wheels of growth
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