A crystal that defies thermoelectric rules
Business Lineby M Ramesh6 Sept 2026
Just as we move away from a hot place to a comfortably cool one, so do charge carriers (electrons and holes) in atoms.
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top 43%A discovery that can help ease drug delivery
Business Lineby Team Quantum6 Sept 2026
Scientists at the Raman Research Institute (RRI) have found a way to make tightly jammed materials briefly behave like liquids — by giving them a sudden temperature shock.
Telangana eyes growth led by regional airports
Business Lineby G Naga Sridhar6 Sept 2026
Telangana’s aviation map appears set for a significant expansion, with Bhadradri Kothagudem, Warangal and Adilabad in focus for the State’s push to take air connectivity beyond capital Hyderabad.
How should India regulate investments across the transport sector?
Business Lineby Jagannarayan Padmanabhan6 Sept 2026
There is a curious asymmetry in the way we regulate transport infrastructure. In container shipping, it is increasingly common, and widely accepted, for an ocean carrier to own a stake in the...
Logistics firms brace for festival runs
Business Lineby T E Raja Simhan6 Sept 2026
Beginning with Onam in August and up to Pongal in January, India’s festival calendar is turning into an extended peak season for the logistics industry, with the e-commerce, organised retail...
APM Terminals builds big in Bangladesh
Business Lineby Team BL6 Sept 2026
APM Terminals marked the official groundbreaking for APM Terminals Laldia, in Chattogram, as one of the largest public-private partnership investments in Bangladesh’s history as it moves from the...
Why does India’s food safety system need a Clint Eastwood?
Business Lineby Shubho Sengupta6 Sept 2026
Between May and July this year, Tukaram Mundhe, a 2005 batch IAS officer from Beed, Maharashtra, reportedly walked into 3,137 restaurants, issued 764 improvement notices, and shut down 165 of the...
Streaming six-yard sales through YouTube Live
Business Lineby Shakthi H6 Sept 2026
What does an IT career have to do with a saree business? For Chennai-based Ramya Devanathan, quite a lot.
When provocation becomes the product
Business Lineby Amit Vijay Mohile6 Sept 2026
It was around 8.30 pm when Rahul Chhibber, a 32-year-old consultant, stopped at a South Delhi theka and told the salesman, “Chaar BroCode dena.
Tough conversations
Business Lineby Team BL6 Sept 2026
To mark World Alzheimer’s month, the Tata Trusts has launched ‘Vajood Rahe Maujood’, a new campaign on dementia awareness that seeks to shift the conversation around the condition from memory loss...
The forgotten children
Business Lineby Richa Mishra6 Sept 2026
Aachuki (Arrived), Nakushi (Unwanted), Faaltu (Useless), Manbhaari (Heavy Heart), Maafi (Sorry), Dhappu (Fed Up) Naraaz (Angry), Galla (Stop) and Antimbala (Last Girl) — they are the protagonists...
The life and times of an enigmatic army chief
Business Lineby Col Arun Hariharan6 Sept 2026
Few military leaders in post-independence India have provoked as much strategic debate, intellectual fascination, institutional heartburn —and even a few raised eyebrows in South Block—as General...
Buying insurance at discount? Think twice
Business Lineby K NITYA KALYANI6 Sept 2026
Buying insurance is commendable. Being a prudent buyer of insurance is even better. That means more than bargaining for lower premium or looking for more benefits.
Gold and silver rise
Business Lineby B Krishnakumar6 Sept 2026
Breaking the downtrend of several months, precious metals recovered sharply in August. The expectations around interest rate hike by the U.S.
Balanced bond portfolio blueprint
Business Lineby Vaishali R Venkat6 Sept 2026
It’s always easy to buy a bond. A bond can ‘promise’ regular income but a well-built bond portfolio is a different ball game.
Reports of privatisation ‘baseless and incorrect’: ISRO
Business Lineby Our Bureau6 Sept 2026
To quell internal anxieties about privatisation amid reports of its employees seeking clarification, space body ISRO said on Sunday that reports of privatisation were “baseless and incorrect”.
India’s drone startups have money to build, not enough to scale
Business Lineby Aishwarya Kumar6 Sept 2026
India’s drone-tech sector is attracting money at a pace that suggests investors are betting heavily on the industry’s future.
NSE revives ‘permitted to trade’ universe with 250 stocks ahead of listing
Business Lineby Akshata Gorde6 Sept 2026
The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has significantly expanded its “permitted to trade” universe this year, adding 250 securities to a segment that had seen little activity in recent years.
Editorial. Bond blues
Business Line6 Sept 2026
The surging bond yields in major developed markets across the world are sending an unmistakable message — the era of financial repression that began after the global financial crisis (GFC) is...
Below the line
Business Lineby Our Bureaus6 Sept 2026
A non-existent tyre company created a big debate both inside and outside the Tamil Nadu Assembly. Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) Ranipet MLA I.