‘Smog’ in the boardroom: India Inc. confronts the cost of air pollution
5 March 20261 min read0 views
Mentions of “air pollution” on earnings calls have surged in 2025, as companies confront smog-related disruptions, regulatory curbs and rising investor scrutiny
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