He played competitive cricket against Suryakumar Yadav and Shreyas Iyer. He coached his first client almost as an afterthought. Then COVID came, he moved online, and discovered that the discipline cricket had built in him — consistency, punctuality, respect for the process — was exactly what fitness clients across the world were looking for from a coach.
India has never played a single minute at the FIFA World Cup. Yet in 2026, it is the second-largest national audience for FIFA's official Instagram globally — ahead of Argentina, ahead of the United States that is hosting the tournament. What India is doing to the world's most popular sport is unlike anything football has ever seen.
India's central bank held firm, its Finance Minister promised more — and together, the RBI and government delivered a masterclass in economic policy communication. The message to global investors is unmistakable: India is open, prepared, and worth your confidence.
When an IPO gets subscribed 385 times, it means investors are queueing up with 38,500 rupees in bids for every 100 rupees of shares available. India's IPO market in 2026 is not just hot — it is volcanic. And with Reliance Jio, PhonePe, Flipkart, and NSE waiting in the wings, the biggest show may not have started yet.
Foreign institutional investors pulled out Rs 64,761 crore from Indian equities in the first half of June 2026 — and India's own institutional investors stepped in to buy every single share. This is the story of India's financial coming of age.
From supply shock to supply surge — India's energy sector scripted one of 2026's most remarkable comebacks, doubling Russian crude imports, diversifying sources across four continents, and stabilising the world's third-largest oil import economy.
Akash Ambani — Chairman, Reliance Jio Infocomm — is not merely carrying his family's legendary legacy forward; he is rewriting what it means to be a leader for Digital India in the age of AI, 5G, and boundless connectivity.
Shashwat Goenka — Vice-Chairman, RP-Sanjiv Goenka Group — is rewriting the legacy of one of India's oldest and most storied business empires, one bold decision at a time.
The Hurun India 500 Report, published June 25, 2026, marks a historic first — Indian Premier League franchises formally recognised alongside banks, IT firms, and conglomerates as major corporate entities.
Andy Jassy's India trip underscores Amazon's strategic imperative to reclaim its footing in India's booming quick-commerce sector, where local champions Blinkit, Zepto and Swiggy Instamart are building dominant positions.