thehindu.com/business/as-cli… Insurance has depended on the past to price the future. Climate change is altering that. Floods, cyclones and extreme rainfall are altering the risks insurers thought they knew, forcing them to ask whether yesterday remains a reliable guide to tomorrow

thefederal.com/category/opin… Glaciers are collapsing, valleys are flooding, and across the Himalayas we keep building settlements, roads and dams in the path of disasters

The next generation of corporate #infrastructure will be judged not only by how efficiently it supports growth, but by how well it withstands the pressures of the #ClimateCrisis livemint.com/opinion/online-…

Climate governance is becoming part of the legal framework within which companies will have to operate and grow. Those who recognize this early may find that careful preparation is less costly than reactive defence

To boost its trade prospects, India must storm-proof the gateways through which shipments flow. Trade deals create new opportunities, but infrastructure will partly determine whether India can seize them livemint.com/opinion/online-…

Every budget season brings renewed #climate promises, but allocation and implementation remains grossly inadequate #climatechange #BudgetSession #Budget2026 livemint.com/opinion/online-…

The time for preventing #ClimateChange has passed. That battle was lost in decades of talk and delay. The new battle, harder and more urgent, is for #resilience. It is the fight to build a nation that can endure the relentless pounding that has now begun thefederal.com/category/anal…

With measured steps and the right public support, greening India’s food system can become a practical business strategy rather than an abstract ideal #ClimateEmergency #Food

New pilot safety rules are blamed for #IndiGo’s mass cancellations, but the real reasons are reckless planning overreach by India’s largest airline and a regulator that crumbled under pressure instead of enforcing accountability thefederal.com/category/opin…

Waiting for a consensus among 194 countries is a choice that no company should make. The climate does not negotiate, it acts. Businesses must do the same #ClimateEmergency #ClimateCrisis #ClimatePolicy

The companies that treat #climate #adaptation as an operational necessity will gain an advantage over those that wait. #Markets are shifting accordingly and supply chains are already forming #ClimateCrisis livemint.com/opinion/online-…

India’s businesses should read the Belém outcome as a signal of an evolving situation that promises little certainty. The world cannot afford many more missed opportunities at UN climate summits. Businesses cannot afford to wait for agreement either livemint.com/opinion/online-…

#COP30 was supposed to be the summit where the UN process shifted from intentions to implementation. Instead, it demonstrated once more that climate summits only postpone hard decisions #ClimateEmergency moneycontrol.com/news/enviro…