K. Sunil Thomas
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 18
- Latest publication
- Aug 23, 2026
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- Jul 5, 2026
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Food safety crackdown: A systemic overhaul or a temporary fix? (opens the original)
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When it comes to food safety and standards, Indians will certainly commiserate with this sentiment. After all, not expecting the system to deliver is almost ingrained in the average Indian’s DNA. So when things actually start moving, it is hardly surprising that those at the vanguard of this activism make headlines. Tukaram Mundhe, Maharashtra’s Food Safety and Drug Administration (FDA) commissioner, has been on the warpath, seizing fake milk, adulterated candies, chemical-laced kulfi and more,
How an Indian predicted at Jackson Hole a future danger the world refused to heed (opens the original)
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The Jackson Hole Symposium is a crucial, though discreet, annual gathering of global economic leaders that significantly influences world economic policy and trajectory In 2005, Raghuram Rajan presented a paper warning about excessive risk-taking in the financial sector, which was largely ignored but later validated by the 2008 Global Financial Crisis Despite its low public profile, decisions made at Jackson Hole have a profound impact on national economies, including India's trade and currency,
Love in Lucknow? UP’s new-found love for Japan (opens the original)
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Uttar Pradesh is hosting an investment meet with over 200 Japanese industrialists to boost economic ties and attract foreign investment The summit aims to secure concrete investments, technology transfer, and job generation in key sectors like manufacturing, clean energy, and semiconductors A dedicated 'Japanese City' is planned in the YEIDA region to serve as an integrated industrial hub for Japanese companies and their supply chains Yogi Adityanath’s Uttar Pradesh has got the hots for cherry b
India’s economy: Cloudy with a chance of silver lining? (opens the original)
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India's current account deficit is projected to increase to 1.5% of GDP due to rising global oil prices and external economic pressures The Indian IT and IT services sector faces a projected decline of 1-3% this financial year and up to 4% next year due to the impact of AI FTAs are identified as a potential 'silver bullet' to improve market access, diversify imports, and strengthen supply chain resilience for India's economy Is there a silver lining to the clouds shrouding India’s economy? There
Tata, Adani and HAL: Inside India's bid to break Boeing-Airbus duopoly (opens the original)
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About a month ago, in a hot summer sky, a military plane came to life high above Vadodara in Gujarat. It was no ordinary flight, though. The commercial aircraft market is almost entirely ruled by Boeing and Airbus—96 per cent of all large commercial aeroplanes sold come from either. Trying to join that high table will take all of India’s dexterity, and then some. The C-295 was the first-ever large-bodied plane to be ‘Made in India’, part of a Rs22,000-crore collaboration between Airbus and Tata
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