Mint Explainers

SpaceX’s $2.5 trillion valuation is driven by its reusable rocket technology, which slashed launch costs and dominates the global space market. India’s startups, Skyroot and Agnikul, are targeting small-satellite launches, but need capital, scale and consistent execution to build a success story.

Companies fear that if New York's approach gains traction, it could become a template for regulators elsewhere, forcing gig platforms around the world to rethink how they balance worker protections with platform oversight.

Big Tech is investing billions to revolutionize AI by drastically reducing training costs and enhancing deployment efficiency. As Google and Microsoft shift their focus to selling AI at scale, how is India positioning itself in this rapidly evolving landscape?

The Regional Plan 2041 proposes setting up four new ‘Namo Cities’ in the NCR.

Auto industry and tech companies point out that since a vast majority of road accidents are caused by human error, such vehicle connectivity technologies can provide proactive, pre-crash interventions to mitigate these issues.

India’s export growth made a dramatic turnaround in April and May. This may be more of a price-led illusion and less of a sustainable trend.

New Delhi is turning to Korean shipbuilding giants for technology, investment and training as it seeks to scale from a marginal player to a global maritime manufacturing hub.

India’s resilience is driven by domestic demand and investment, but higher oil prices and global uncertainty remain key risks for policymakers and investors.

One of the strongest El Nino events in decades is forecast to intensify through the year, raising the risk of a weak monsoon in India. From crop output and food prices to water supplies and electricity generation, Mint explains the potential impact.

As global tech giants spearhead a massive AI infrastructure expansion, law firms are securing a long-term pipeline of advisory work spanning land, tech, and power.