SIAM had warned in its July 28 letter that excessive chloride could corrode vehicle components, while high moisture levels could potentially immobilise a vehicle after refuelling, but then it was withdrawn
N Chandrasekaran has stepped down as Tata Sons chairman ahead of the August 18 AGM
BY Outlook Business Team 12 August 2026
Meta's AI-powered smart glasses are becoming smarter by the day, but their growing capabilities are also raising difficult questions around surveillance, consent and privacy. Reports of the Delhi Police using AI-enabled smart glasses have now brought that global debate closer to home
BY Outlook Business Team 4 August 2026
The food regulator has ordered Dabur to stop selling several products carrying '100%' claims, saying they are misleading and unverifiable. The move is part of a wider crackdown on food labelling, advertising and product claims across the FMCG and alcoholic beverages sectors
BY Outlook Business Team 4 August 2026
The story begins with something called red teaming. This is a common practice in AI development where engineers deliberately try to make a system misbehave, so they can learn how dangerous it might be before it reaches the public
BY Outlook Business Team 23 July 2026
As artificial intelligence systems move beyond hosting information to generating content and influencing decisions, India is examining whether existing legal protections for internet intermediaries are still relevant for AI companies
BY Outlook Business Team 23 July 2026
While the proposal offers temporary relief for Indian drugmakers, experts believe it also signals the beginning of a longer-term restructuring of global pharmaceutical supply chains
BY Outlook Business Team 22 July 2026
Semicon 2.0 aims to expand indigenous intellectual property and system-level chip development, positioning India as a global chip design hub rather than only a manufacturing destination
BY Outlook Business Team 22 July 2026
The dispute traced back to foreign remittance transactions carried out through Standard Chartered Bank in 1991 and 1992, at a time when the Foreign Exchange Regulation Act (FERA) governed India's forex rules
BY Outlook Business Team 22 July 2026
According to the Ministry of Home Affairs, 13,520 organisations received foreign contributions worth ₹55,741 crore between 2019 and 2022. As of July 15, 2026, there were 14,449 active FCRA registrations, while 22,498 had been cancelled and 15,212 had expired
BY Outlook Business Team 22 July 2026
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