Non-Fiction
An Indian Author Cannot Stop the Training, and Cannot Claim the Output
The Delhi High Court let OpenAI train on a news archive. The Copyright Office refused to name an AI as author. Read together, the two decisi…
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MSME & Policy
West Bengal's WBIS 2026: Why 1 October Is a Cliff, Not a Start Date
A unit that begins commercial production on 30 September gets nothing. One that begins on 1 October gets five years of subsidy. The WBIS 202…
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Non-Fiction
Two Lakh Crore and No Bridge: What India's New Book Market Report Leaves Out
The Federation of Indian Publishers values the Indian book trade at two lakh crore by 2030-31. It leaves out how Indian-language writing rea…
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Ancient Wisdom
The Third Ashrama: What India Lost When Retirement Replaced Vanaprastha
India's elderly population doubles to over 20 per cent by 2050. The classical third ashrama gave the years after work duties; superannuation…
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MSME & Policy
Vishwakarma 2.0 Relaunches on 17 September — But the Ceiling Was Never the Constraint
PM Vishwakarma turns three on 17 September and the relaunch is expected to raise the artisan loan ceiling. The ceiling is not where artisans…
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MSME & Policy
No New Law, Three New Committees: How India's AI Governance Guidelines Will Actually Bind You
India's AI Governance Guidelines create no new statute and no regulator, but they bind through procurement, sectoral circulars and contracts…
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MSME & Policy
MSME Development (Amendment) Bill 2026 Clears Both Houses: What Changes for Payments and Dispute Resolution
Parliament has given the MSMED Act its first structural overhaul in twenty years. The provision that matters is not the one the coverage led…
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MSME & Policy
The Royalty Line Nobody Reads: What Amazon Actually Pays an Indian Author
Seventy per cent is the number every Indian author is quoted. Amazon applies it only between Rs 99 and Rs 599, and only with KDP Select.…
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