Ranvir Nayar
Managing Director & Founder at Media India Group
Supreme Court should immediately suspend goofed-up SIR
October 7, 2026
It has been a rather heartening start of the week for Indian democracy. For well over two years, the Indian judiciary seemed to have gone to sleep on the wheel, while the foundation of the democracy, the voters’ list of the country, was being battered by the same organisati...
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Responsible growth key for future of booming adventure travel in India
October 4, 2026
How has adventure tourism in India evolved over the past decade and what key factors are driving growth? Over the past decade, adventure tourism in India has undergone a decisive shift, from a fragmented, niche activity base to a structured, aspirational and fast-maturing industr...
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Iran, Russia big winners of BRICS Summit
September 30, 2026
Indian diplomacy has a lot to be content about the outcomes of the BRICS Summit 2026, that concluded last week in New Delhi. First of all, they managed to pull off a diplomatic coup of sorts by getting Iran and the United Arab Emirates together in the Summit, despite the tense bi...
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By telling Tata Sons to go public, RBI is overreaching itself
September 23, 2026
On September 17, Tata Sons, the holding company of the Tata Group, the largest and oldest business conglomerate of India, informed the stock exchanges that in a meeting its board of directors had decided to reappoint N Chandrasekaran by a majority vote as Executive Chairman for a...
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BEL targets stronger export growth through Eurosatory participation
July 3, 2026
What did BEL bring to Eurosatory 2026 and what are its expectations from the exhibition? BEL came to Eurosatory 2026 with a wide range of products and solutions. It had around 350 products that are being used extensively by the Indian armed forces and many international customers...
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With numerous business deals, Indian tech marks its presence at Vivatech Paris
June 23, 2026
The 10th edition of Vivatech, a leading technology show that is held in Paris and which has emerged as the largest technology show in Europe, that closed on Saturday drew a record 200,000 visitors, making it the largest-ever edition of the show that has gained immense global atte...
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India’s increasing footprint draws attention at Eurosatory 2026
June 22, 2026
On Friday, Eurosatory 2026, which was the largest edition ever of the world’s largest defence industry show, closed doors with record participation, not just in terms of exhibitors or exhibition area, but also in terms of visitors as growing global geopolitical instability and...
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India playing an increasingly important role at Eurosatory
June 19, 2026
What are the highlights of Eurosatory 2026? Eurosatory 2026 is very different from the previous editions due to the fact that there is a possibility of conflict between Europe and Russia within three years. So, the gap is enormous in order to be prepared for that. We have to comp...
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Global conflicts bring challenges & opportunities for Indian defence industry
June 15, 2026
A lot has changed across in the world of defence and geopolitics since June 21, 2024 when curtains were drawn on the 2024 edition of Eurosatory, one of the most important global defence industry exhibitions that is held every alternate year in Paris. A series of conflicts around ...
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Water crisis could hit India’s credit rating, warns AIIB Chief Economist
May 12, 2026
You have just released a report on the Asian water infrastructure. What is the most critical finding of that report? The most important finding or outcome, if I were to choose one, is that we need to think of the water cycle as an important infrastructure, as something we need to...
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La romance éternelle des touristes indiens avec le Cachemire
April 13, 2026
Parmi les centaines de millions de touristes qui ont visité le Jammuet-Cachemire, et notamment la vallée du Cachemire, le plus célèbre est sans doute Jahangir, le quatrième empereur moghol, qui occupa le trône pendant 22 ans, de 1605 à 1627. Jahangir était si amoureux du ...
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Overtourism opens paths to offbeat snow trails in India
March 31, 2026
Over the past several years, it has become almost part of the winter ritual to have social media platforms flooded with images and videos of immense traffic jams, stretching for dozens of kilometres all along the routes to key tourist destinations, especially in the Himalayas, th...
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