Arvind Singhal, Chairman and Founder of The Knowledge Company, discusses the fundamental bureaucratic reforms and strategic shifts needed for India’s economy in 2026.

TKC Senior Partner Ankur Bisen discusses the emaciation of local urban bodies and the governance crisis making India’s big cities increasingly unliveable.

TKC Senior Partner Ankur Bisen analyzes why premium brands like Starbucks, Skechers, and Decathlon are pivoting to mass-market strategies to capture India’s middle class.

TKC Founder Arvind Singhal analyzes Reliance’s third attempt to disrupt India’s ₹18,000-crore noodles market with the SIL brand relaunch in Mint.

TKC Senior Partner Ankur Bisen analyzes the recent acquisitions of Mucchstac by Godrej and Reginald Men by Honasa, exploring the strategic shift in India’s men’s grooming market.

TKC Chairman Arvind Singhal analyzes Reliance’s entry into the pet food market with ‘Waggies’ in Bloomberg. Insights on demographic drivers and the impact on startups.

TKC Chairman Arvind Singhal analyzes Haldiram’s journey to a $10B valuation and its strategic partnership with Temasek to drive global expansion beyond the diaspora.

TKC Chairman Arvind Singhal analyzes Wipro’s entry into the $2.4B Indian pet food market with ‘HappyFur’, alongside Reliance’s ‘Waggies’. Insights on distribution vs. innovation.

TKC’s Ravindra Yadav in TOI analyzes Starbucks’ India growth strategy, providing key data on the ₹3,200 crore cafe market and the challenge of global scaling in India.

Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries, India’s most valuable company, is aggressively reasserting its dominance in the country’s retail sector.