Chris Kay

Mumbai bureau chief @FT. Previously Bloomberg in India, Pakistan, Nigeria and the UK.

[Chris Kay @christopherkay]

💥 Murder in Mumbai 💥

My first @FTMag story on a shocking assassination, a jailed gang boss and the Bollywood icon entangled in a decades-long grudge rooted in wildlife crime.

👉 https://t.co/FFpODVNAX0

Huge thanks to @CordeliaJ for the stellar edit.

[FT India News @ftindianews]

Amazon wades into India’s fast delivery battleground: ‘DoorDash on steroids’ https://t.co/bDVxUFN7eE

[Chris Kay @christopherkay]

Pakistan is caught in a “logjam between Khan’s popularity and the military’s insistence on ruling without legitimacy,” @AdeelMalikOx tells the FT's @humza_jilani | https://t.co/Zhd9dKLKLP

[Andy Mukherjee @andymukherjee70]

A link for those who wish to read my latest column 👇: https://t.co/tbv4OnItPT

[Milan Vaishnav @MilanV]

“While Mundhe’s efforts to curb the sources of India’s infamous gastric “Delhi belly” are a noble endeavour, his resulting stardom is also a reflection of the otherwise dim view that Indians generally take towards their country’s civil servants” https://t.co/upYN9zbY2r

[Financial Times @FT]

The food safety sheriff on a hygiene crusade in Mumbai https://t.co/Ay9LeOY6Ax | opinion

[jyotsna singh @jyots43]

It is possible that Mundhe is once again on borrowed time. But he is determined not to waste it. @christopherkay
https://t.co/Pg8uhRGlrv

[Chris Kay @christopherkay]

“Those businesses who are following the norms, they have nothing to fear from us.”

My piece on @Tukaram_IndIAS, the bureaucrat on a hygiene crusade whose stardom also reflects the low expectations Indians have of their civil servants | https://t.co/20p4xAQvP6 via @FT

[Chris Kay @christopherkay]

India gets hooked on ‘snackable’ micro-dramas.

“Micro-dramas are the future of our industry . . . big production houses are jumping into it. Every studio is booked” | https://t.co/0TvHPm4Jf2 via @FT

[Financial Times @FT]

Billionaire Tata scion faces battle of his life to avert a listing https://t.co/awW9m7WC14

[Financial Times @FT]

Boardroom battle at India’s $280bn behemoth heralds start of ‘Noel Tata era’ https://t.co/GVSlcfCY2m

[jyotsna singh @jyots43]

This is very much the beginning of the Noel Tata era,” said Saurabh Mukherjea, founder of Mumbai-based Marcellus Investment Managers, which holds shares in Trent, Tata’s clothing retailer. @krishn_ @christopherkay @mj_stott https://t.co/pXRgRaxg2Z

[Zijing Wu @zijing_wu]

Great reporting on the ground from Chris and Krishn. “In India, a traditional IT job is totally dead.”

The AI threat to India’s IT jobs machine
https://t.co/Le2EIFoLMQ

[Abhishek Baxi @baxiabhishek]

“If the sector cannot pivot to higher-value work, that could spell more trouble for a government already struggling to create enough jobs for India’s huge workforce.”

Excellent, even if depressing, FT Big Read story by @christopherkay and @Krishn_.

https://t.co/8uIWuuvSTJ

[Financial Times @FT]

IT services have played a crucial role in driving India’s economic growth and expanding its middle class. But many of the formulaic tasks that underpin the industry, which employs 6mn people, can now be performed by generative AI. https://t.co/ZbwWkhaRPT

[Milan Vaishnav @MilanV]

Excellent @FT “The Big Read” piece on the AI jobs threat in India: “If the sector cannot pivot to higher-value work, that could spell more trouble for a government already struggling to create enough jobs for India’s huge workforce.”

[jyotsna singh @jyots43]

India has bet big on big tech but disruption is coming @christopherkay @krishn_ https://t.co/Y7lg2TfiiM

[Sushant Singh @SushantSin]

The AI threat to India’s IT jobs machine, by @Krishn_ & @christopherkay

https://t.co/NB4ie5WZTK

[Seema Chishti @seemay]

The AI threat to India’s IT jobs machine.
"The country has bet big on tech services but disruption is coming"
@Krishn_ @christopherkay @FT
https://t.co/e1NrvEOfQH

[FT India News @ftindianews]

Asia’s richest man Adani weighs bid for UK’s top port operator https://t.co/9aiLgwpNC3

[jyotsna singh @jyots43]

Modi vows ‘swift’ justice for India exam leaks
@christopherkay https://t.co/fJtNM4swsb