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2026-10-05 · BBC News · Economy/Business

Five reasons India's stock market is sinking even when its economy is growing

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2026-10-05 · BBC News · Economy/Business

How India became dangerously addicted to Chinese imports

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2026-09-19 · BBC News · Economy/Business

Tata Sons: India's corporate crown braces for upheaval amid boardroom revolt

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2026-08-04 · BBC News · Politics

Why India's youth anger has become Modi's biggest challenge

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2026-08-04 · BBC News

🔮 His departure has allowed Prime Minister Narendra Modi to tide over an immediate crisis, but keeping youth discontent in check may well remain a long-term challenge for his government. mixed

2026-09-19 · BBC News

🔮 The resolution to reappoint Chandrasekharan, while approved by the board, could be defeated at the company's Annual General Meeting as Tata Trusts is likely to vote against it, putting a question mark over his future. assertive

2026-10-05 · BBC News

🔮 - Published Take a walk into an Indian toy shop and as well as picking up a new favourite plaything for a child, you might just get an insight into how the nation is battling for a batter economic relationship with its all-powerful neighbour China. Six years ago, in an attempt to push local manufacturing and keep substandard toys out of its market, India raised tariffs on imported toys from 20% to 60% and eventually to 70%. mixed

2026-10-05 · BBC News

🔮 In comparison, they would have made 62% returns on Korea's Kospi index since January or 170% in the last two years. assertive