A weekly dispatch from The Economist's India business correspondent covering corporate and economic developments, with personal reporting from Mumbai such as the death of Ratan Tata and quick-commerce growth at Swiggy. The writing mixes sharp anecdote, data from filings and market reports, and wry commentary on tax, corruption and consumer habits.

This newsletter explains Indian medical negligence law, patient rights and legal accountability of doctors and hospitals, using case law, constitutional provisions and plain-language analysis. Each issue includes key takeaways and draws on court rulings and historical sources.

Long-form essays on Indian infrastructure, ports, land acquisition and planning policy, examining how institutional structures and timelines shape what gets built. Readers get structural analysis of how governance mechanics affect the pace of projects and cities.

A personal Substack blog covering the history of science, public health and literature, with essays that trace how mundane institutions shaped major events. Issues include a researched history essay on Britain's lost dye industry, a year-end books and links roundup, and reflective notes on air pollution in India.