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New-age companies gear up to strengthen top deck
Startups and new-age companies are bolstering their boards with high-profile independent directors to prepare for IPOs in the next one to two years. This surge is driven by regulatory pressures, evolving corporate governance standards, and the proactive involvement of private equity investors.

From nutritious food, health insurance premiums to clean air & potable water, here are five essential things turning dearer
India's inflation is affecting essentials like nutritious food, health insurance premiums, waste management fees, clean air and water, and skilled labor costs. Prices of vegetables, fruits, and dairy are rising, insurance premiums have increased, municipal corporations impose waste disposal fees, clean air and water costs are up, and there is a shortage of skilled labor causing higher wages.

'Silver lining for India if it strikes special deal with US': Fareed Zakaria
Fareed Zakaria suggests that a special trade deal between India and the US could benefit India by reducing tariffs, leading to increased efficiency, productivity, and growth. He emphasizes the importance of India integrating into the global economy through broader deregulation and investing in futuristic technologies with western partners.

Rich Indians scramble to apply for EB-5 Visa
Rich Indians are rushing for the EB-5 visa to secure US permanent residency amid uncertainties around President Trump's proposed $5 million Gold Card program. The EB-5 visa offers a more affordable and established pathway, creating a surge in applications before potential policy changes.

ET Awards: India’s pragmatic outlook will help it emerge stronger, says Ashwini Vaishnaw
India is set to emerge as a formidable power due to its pragmatic approach, with significant advancements in technology and railways. Major investment in AI and technology sectors, along with substantial improvements in railway infrastructure and safety, showcase the nation's progress and potential for future growth.