From Gujarat to Rio: How India’s 14,000-km pollution solution could offer lessons for Delhi-NCR’s dirty air crisis Four rules made HDFC Bank a compounder. All four have stopped. Can the new CEO rewrite them? Gold rush on Dalal St as regional jewellers bid to be the next Tanishq Hormuz is a state, not a strait. There are 10 other possible chokepoints for the global economy, including India Will the yuan become the new yen? Bigger or Better: One order from Power Grid Corp added $1 billion to the market cap of a company – Final part Banks have received a flood of money. Now comes the real test An Indian emissions trading scheme developed in Gujarat is now being explored internationally. This market-based approach encourages industries to reduce pollution through economic incentives. The successful pilot in Surat demonstrated significant emission reductions and cost savings for factories. This innovative model is now being considered for adoption in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The program
