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The Hindu Businessline's on the beat podcast

The Hindu Businessline's on the beat podcast

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 On the Beat is your front-row seat to the pulse of India’s business world — where headlines meet real-world impact. Each episode unpacks key trends, rising industries, and the stories driving today’s economic shifts. From boardroom strategies to market shake-ups, Businessline's top reporters' bring you sharp insights and fresh voices — featuring founders, analysts, insiders, and the minds shaping the markets. Tune in and get in sync with what’s making (and breaking) the news cycle across India.Copyright© 2025, THG PUBLISHING PVT LTD. or its affiliated companies. All rights reserved. 経済学
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  • With 250 GWh battery requirements by 2030 and a current capacity of 50 GWh – can India bridge the EV power gap?

    With 250 GWh battery requirements by 2030 and a current capacity of 50 GWh – can India bridge the EV power gap?
    2025/08/29
    In the latest episode of businessline’s On the beat, host Rishi Ranjan Kala speaks with Rohit Chaturvedi, Partner – Transport and Logistics, Government, Infrastructure and Development Sector Advisory Services at Forvis Mazars, India. As geopolitical disruptions and tariff wars redraw the global trade map, Chaturvedi explores the strategic and economic implications of India’s efforts to decarbonise its transport sector, primarily through electric vehicles, and how these global shifts could reshape supply chains, domestic manufacturing, and India’s place in the global clean energy transition. (Host: Rishi Ranjan Kala, Producer: Shakthi H)
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    30 分
  • Oil shocks, AI jitters & sanctioned partners: Inside India Inc’s risk radar

    Oil shocks, AI jitters & sanctioned partners: Inside India Inc’s risk radar
    2025/08/22
    At a time when companies across the globe are facing voltalitle geopolitical and macro-economic conditions, a recent survey by Kroll, leading independent provider of global financial and risk advisory solutions, indicated that fewer than one in four Indian respondents believed that they are very prepared to address the totality of all business challenges ahead, lagging all other countries in the APAC region (30%) as well as the global average (32%) .In a podcast interaction, Tarun Bhatia, Managing Director and Co-Head APAC, Investigations Diligence and Compliance, Kroll spoke about the key business challenges being faced by organisations in India. "More than half (56%) say their level of preparedness for the year ahead is either the same or lower than it was over the previous year," Kroll's 2025 Global Busines Sentiment Survey Report stated. Bhatia pointed out that the risks businesses are facing are not the typical operational risks. Besides, geopolitical tensiosn, cybersecurity threats, AI developments and integration, data privacy concerns, economic instability and regulatory changes are all emerging as key risk concerns. He added that businesses have been focusing more on financial metrics in the past but now they need to look at the impact of multiple variables on their businesses. Rapid-fire events are reshaping the global economy and jolting the business environment in real time delivering unprecedented challenges for even the most seasoned global business leaders, he added. (Host: Meenakshi Verma Ambwani, Producer: Prethicshaa Gurumoorthy)
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    22 分
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