A simple guide to how digital tokens are changing the way we own bonds, real estate and cash Imagine being able to buy a small slice of a commercial building in Mumbai, or a piece of a government bond, for the price of a dinner out and having that ownership recorded instantly and safely on a digital system that cannot be tampered with. This is the basic idea behind tokenization, one of the biggest shifts underway in global and Indian finance today. Tokenization is not crypto

Learn how the SHANTI Act transforms India's nuclear sector, enabling private investment, boosting clean energy, and reshaping the future of atomic power.

In November 2025, the Union Cabinet approved a ₹7,280 crore scheme to manufacture something most Indians have never heard of - sintered rare earth permanent magnets. If you’re wondering how big this is: every EV motor, every wind turbine, every guided missile, and every MRI machine depends on these magnets. And right now, India imports 85-90% of them from a single country - China. For decades, this dependency was the cost of doing business. But with China repeatedly using exp