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Amit Kapoor

New Delhi
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Honorary Chairman, Institute for Competitiveness, India. Lecturer, Stanford University. Columnist with ET, BS, FE, Open and BW.
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More Than A Currency Crisis

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By Amit Kapoor, Meenakshi Ajith
| BW Businessworld
A currency is, in the end, a mirror. It reflects not just trade balances and capital flows but the deeper story of what a country produces, how efficiently it produces it, and how much the world trusts its future. By that measure, the Indian rupee which closed at a low of Rs 95.27 to the dollar on 2 June 2026, having lost six per cent of its value in the calendar year 2026 alone, is showing us something we need to look at carefully, and honestly.
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The gigawatt and the gap

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By Amit Kapoor
| Financial Express
By Amit Kapoor, Chair, Institute for Competitiveness The energy transition has produced two kinds of winners so far—countries that manufacture and countries that install. India has become exceptional at the latter, but the former is where the real contest is beginning. It is a distinction worth holding onto as India celebrates 150 gigawatts (GW) of installed solar capacity, a milestone that arrived faster than almost anyone predicted.
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Anthropic’s Mythos and the AI race: What India must learn from the next wave of innovation

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By Amit Kapoor, Sheen Zutshi
| Hindustan Times
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) evolves, so do the anxieties around it. The discourse on AI ethics, slops and data centres, and AI’s implications on the labour market, warfare and national security are intensifying. Following years of AI advancements, the dynamics have finally changed in 2026, potentially shifting AI from an abstract concept to a force affecting the fundamental infrastructure of institutions. The challenge is to withstand the cybersecurity risks enabled by AI.
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