Patrick McGee on the Apple-China Toxic Nexus and Where India Stands

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The New Kids' Table: Private Equity Goes to School

Private equity is expanding into India’s K-12 school sector, following the same playbook it used to reshape private hospitals. Since Indian schools must legally operate as not-for-profit trusts, PE firms like KKR, Blackstone, and Kedaara invest indirectly through separate for-pro ...  Show more

No Place to Hide: Inside Maharashtra’s Food & Drug Crackdown (Part 1)

Since late May 2026, Maharashtra has been in the middle of one of its most aggressive food and drug enforcement drives in years — adulterated prasad seized near Shirdi, synthetic milk units shut down, the license of Mumbai’s Parsi Dairy Farm suspended, hospitals pulled up for for ...  Show more

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