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Young salaried investors with EPF may still consider NPS to add market-linked growth and diversify their retirement savings. Experts say starting early can help, but investors should build an emergency fund before significantly increasing NPS contributions.
Zerodha founder Nithin Kamath has raised concerns over the rapid growth of its MTF business, which now stands at 9,000 crore. While the facility boosts buying power, Kamath says it may not suit most investors and could pose risks if markets fall sharply.
Ahead of Sept. 1 rally, CPI criticises Centre over economy, education and democratic institutions
Communist Party of India general secretary D. Raja said that with a faltering economy accompanied with rising unemployment and government proposals such as simultaneous elections, there is a need for a political alternative
India Inc revenue growth to moderate to 13-15 pc in Q2; margins to contract: Report
India Inc's revenue growth is projected to contract to fifteen percent in the September quarter. Operating profit margins are expected to compress by over one percentage point. Domestic consumption sectors show better growth than export-linked ones. Below-normal monsoon may impact rural consumption and food inflation. Corporate earnings will show healthy revenue growth and constrained operating profit margins.
India emerging as global production, innovation and services hub: FM Nirmala Sitharaman
India is emerging as a global manufacturing and innovation platform for exports. Canadian capital and technology can partner with India's scale and talent. The nation's reforms and digital infrastructure strengthen the investment environment. Opportunities exist in financial services and clean energy value chains. Bilateral trade aims for seventy billion dollars annually by twenty thirty.
100% FDI, Insurance for All by 2047 provide great opportunities for Canadian firms: FM Sitharaman
Indias resilient growth, expanding market and macroeconomic stability create opportunities for long-term investment in the country, the FM said
Singapore Airlines will carefully consider Air India's capital requests. The airline group evaluates investments considering its own capital needs. A Singapore Parliamentarian raised concerns about further funding for Air India. Air India seeks USD 1.5 billion from its co-owners for transformation. The airline's transformation journey is expected to take up to a decade.
Bond traders expect RBI to drain surplus liquidity as rate hikes loom
India's banking-system liquidity surplus has averaged more than 3.4 trillion rupees ($36 billion) so far in August and is expected to expand further
India's summer onion buffer stock has suffered considerable setbacks due to unexpected rainfall, leading to roughly thirty percent of onions rotting or sprouting. This spoilage threatens to disrupt market supply and hike prices. To alleviate the situation, special trains are now delivering onions to key cities at subsidized costs. Additionally, delays in the kharif crop are likely to further heighten onion shortages in the upcoming months.
Facing the challenges of a drought-stricken Oklahoma, Bob Kerr found his wheat and cattle farming income dwindling. However, the five wind turbines on his land offered a beacon of hope through their steady lease payments. This renewable energy source provided crucial financial relief, allowing Kerr to make important upgrades to his ranch and showcasing the potential of wind energy to bolster conventional farming ventures.
BPCL says no decision to replace E20 with E10, as govt debates lower-blend option for older vehicles
Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd has clarified that there are no plans to switch from E20 petrol to E10 fuel. Discussions are currently taking place about the feasibility of lower ethanol blends for older vehicles. The existing infrastructure could accommodate a transition if government policies evolve. However, creating a new petrol grade poses considerable logistical hurdles; hence, no definitive decision has been reached regarding the fuel blending framework.
The historic town of St. Thomas in Las Vegas submerged beneath a dam for decades, has resurfaced due to ongoing drought conditions. Once a bustling agricultural centre during the 1930s, the settlement's demise came from boundary conflicts and back taxes, forcing its inhabitants to leave. Today, the remnants of this drowned community are exposed, inviting explorers to uncover its forgotten past as water levels recede.
HDFC Bank faces class-action lawsuit in US, shares decline
HDFC Bank is facing a federal securities class-action lawsuit in New York over allegations that it disguised around Rs 45 crore in differential interest payments to Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation (MSRDC) as marketing expenses.
JSW MG Motor India targets 1M vehicles, eyes fresh funding
JSW Group and China's SAIC Motor are in discussions for the next round of capital support for JSW MG Motor India, aiming to expand manufacturing capacity beyond 220,000 units annually to an ambitious one million vehicles and broaden its new-energy vehicle (NEV) portfolio.
In a remarkable throwback to 1975, a Nebraska man interred a brand new Chevrolet Vega along with 5,000 various items underground. This ambitious time capsule, encased in a robust concrete vault, remained sealed for half a century. When uncovered in June 2025, the treasures insidelike the Vega with its original factory stickerprovided an intriguing window into everyday American life from that bygone era.
When borders blur: Inheritance challenges in NRI marriages
A single estate may be subject to different legal regimes, resulting in succession complexities.
Kundan Refinery achieved a remarkable milestone by winning two IGC Excellence Awards during the 2025-26 period, celebrating ten consecutive years of being recognized in the industry. The awards were presented at the prestigious 23rd India Gold Conference in Goa. Known for its NABL accreditation and expertise in gold refining, Kundan Refinery continues to focus on enhancing its refining processes and expanding its market presence.
Oyo parent PRISM closes FY26 with 50% revenue growth, reports PAT of Rs 994 cr
PRISM operates a single technology-enabled platform across more than 35 countries, with technology and product engineering, pricing and revenue management, reservations, customer support, finance, marketing operations and procurement largely built and run from India.
A $30,000 Brooklyn wedding reception reportedly turned into a nightmare after the bride, groom and 30 of 112 guests fell ill with vomiting, diarrhoea, chills and abdominal cramps. A lawsuit alleges that food served at the reception was contaminated with norovirus. On the other hand, a health department investigation said the specific source of the outbreak could not be determined.
Streamlined approvals, KYC norms will help boost FDI flows: Piyush Goyal
Improvements in processes and procedures, more efficient KYC norms, and streamlined approvals will facilitate a faster flow of foreign direct investment and provide greater comfort to investors, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said on Thursday. There are very few sectors where foreign direct investment (FDI) is restricted, and the government is open to ideas from industry to further improve the investment regime, he said. Our focus is on process and procedures...There is a tremendous scope to improve processes and procedures, to help faster flow of FDI and to help give comfort to the investors, Goyal told PTI when asked if the government is considering a proposal to promote ease of doing business for foreign investors. On how the government can streamline processes, he said wherever investments need DPIIT (Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade) or government approvals, processes can be streamlined to make them faster. We can have faster and more ...
Banks, NBFCs to Reset Fintech Partnership Terms Over RBI Data Rules
Indian banks and non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) are undertaking a comprehensive review and reset of their engagement terms with fintech firms, driven by the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) draft Guidance on Regulatory Expectations for Data Governance and the stringent compliance requirements of the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, 2023, and its 2025 Rules.
Toxic actress Kiara Advani and her husband Sidharth Malhotra reside in a sea-facing Pali Hill home. Gauri Khan designed their Mumbai residence with warm timber and neutral colours. Large windows offer Arabian Sea views, and natural light fills the living spaces. The home features an all-white kitchen and a spacious walk-in wardrobe. The balcony provides unbroken views of the Arabian Sea.
Actor R Madhavan, last seen in GDN, highlighted an intriguing aspect of billionaire behaviour, noting their inclination towards quick responsiveness. He finds this practice quite motivating, contrasting it with those who tend to delay replies, regardless of their schedule. Furthermore, Sundar Pichai's philosophy underscores the importance of perspective in achieving happiness, suggesting that one's internal mindset is crucial for a satisfying life, even amidst challenging external circumstances.
Tremendous scope to improve processes, procedures to help faster flow of FDI, says Piyush Goyal
India is streamlining foreign direct investment processes and norms. The government seeks industry ideas to improve the investment regime further. Discussions are ongoing regarding trade pacts with several countries and blocs. Efforts focus on promoting end-to-end manufacturing and self-reliance in key sectors. Production-linked incentives will be considered for sectors facing cost disadvantages.
Sylvester Stallone says marriage taught him an important lesson about love, compromise and choosing battles wisely. In an interview with Parade, the Rocky star credited his marriage to Jennifer Flavin with helping him stay grounded through tough times. He admitted it took him 30 years to understand happy wife, happy life and advised couples not to argue over trivial matters. His message: sometimes peace matters more than being right.
Yamaha expands its supersport portfolio with global launch of 'Made in India' YZF-R2
Yamaha Motor India launched its new YZF-R2 supersport motorcycle today. This new lightweight sportbike features a newly developed 200cc liquid-cooled engine. Pre-bookings for the YZF-R2 commenced earlier this month for a token amount. The company targets a 70:30 domestic-to-export sales ratio for this model. Yamaha projects a full-year rolling production target of 50,000 units.
Care economy is a fundamental economic growth strategy
Asia must stop treating care as something women provide for free, and start treating it as infrastructure worth investing in
57% office occupiers in India see no material impact of AI on leasing decisions
Most Indian office occupiers see no major impact from AI on leasing decisions, CBRE says. Many firms are in early AI implementation stages, laying foundational groundwork. Advanced AI adoption is driving changes in talent deployment and workspace use.
NRAI, FSSAI host food safety session to strengthen Delhi NCR restaurants' practices
The National Restaurant Association of India (NRAI) and FSSAI held a food safety discussion with Delhi NCR restaurant owners and industry stakeholders. The session focused on food safety regulations, ingredient sourcing, traceability, temperature control, hygiene, cross-contamination prevention, food handler practices and documentation. The initiative aims to help restaurants understand FSSAI requirements and strengthen food safety standards across operations.
LTM makes fresh tech push from Kolkata with Global Delivery & AI Competency Centre
LTM, the business creativity partner to global enterprises, has inaugurated a new Global Delivery & AI Competency Centre in Kolkata, expanding the L&T Groups technology and AI capabilities in West Bengal. The centre will support global delivery operations, develop AI solutions, create technology opportunities and tap Kolkatas talent pool, academic ecosystem and digital infrastructure as part of LTMs wider India expansion strategy.
Goyal urges Japanese firms to build manufacturing chains in India, target global markets
Large domestic market and global access can make India an export base for Kansai companies, says the Commerce Minister
Tata Power Renewable Energy commissions 72.5 MW solar project in Rajasthan
Tata Power Renewable Energy has commissioned a 72.5 megawatt solar project in Rajasthan. This new facility will supply clean energy to Tata Steel through a subsidiary. The project is expected to generate significant green energy annually and reduce carbon emissions. With this addition, TPREL's total renewable utility capacity now stands at 12.3 gigawatts. This development advances Tata Steel's decarbonisation efforts and India's renewable energy goals.
Maharashtra tops statewise PV, CV sales in Q1 FY27: SIAM
Maharashtra led Q1 FY27 passenger vehicle sales with 1,47,440 units, followed by Uttar Pradesh (1,35,329), Gujarat, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu
US weighs a new round of tariffs on semiconductors, says report
Washington is also mulling a phase-in period for the new tariffs and the framework could still be substantially revised in the coming weeks or months, Politico reported.
India's EV market to reach Rs 20 lakh cr by 2030, will create 5 cr jobs: Nitin Gadkari
India's electric vehicle market is projected to reach twenty lakh crore rupees by 2030. This significant growth is expected to generate five crore new employment opportunities across the nation. The government aims to make India's automobile industry the world's number one within five years. Current logistics costs are being reduced, aiding global market competitiveness. Bio-fuel is identified as a key component for the future of transportation.
AM/NS India secures 30-year captive berth deal at Paradip Port
APLPL announced that the Paradip Port Authority has granted a 30-year concession to enhance cargo movement, boost AM/NS Indias operational efficiency, and support environmental sustainability
Hazoor Multi Projects secures 193.85 crore NHAI order in Tamil Nadu
The 12-month contract also covers maintenance of building infrastructure near the toll plaza, strengthening the companys road-project portfolio
China to ship at least 1.2 mn tonnes of key fertiliser variety to India
India is one of the biggest urea importers, making its purchases closely watched as a global benchmark
Can a father's child maintenance liability be reduced if the mother is earning? SC clarifies
The Supreme Court ruled last week that a mother's income cannot solely justify reducing a father's financial obligation for child maintenance. Here's all you need to know about the case.
RBI's new framework to ease loan comparisons: How will transparency benefit borrowers?
The RBI proposed clearer rules for banks and NBFCs on loan spreads and APRs to enhance transparency in borrowing. The draft intends to establish a unified framework by 2027, allowing better comparison of loan costs, including a ceiling on APR for small loans.
India plans Rs 13,000 crore in aid to spur battery parts output
India's new plan aims to reduce reliance on Chinese producers and boost local manufacturing. The government sees fostering a domestic battery supply chain as a strategic priority. Existing incentives for cell manufacturing have faced delays due to supply chain issues.
Georgia Emerges as a Gateway for High-Yield Real Estate Investment
Georgias Alliance Group draws Indian HNI interest as the country grows as an investor-friendly property market.
Yayoi Kusama, the Japanese artist celebrated for her iconic polka dots, died at 97 after continuing to paint until her final days. Her art grew from deeply personal experiences and became a lifelong source of expression and survival. Through her idea of obliteration, Kusama explored identity and infinity, offering a powerful reminder that each individual is only one part of a universe.
NABARD, NaBFID sign MoU for funding rural infrastructure projects
NABARD and NaBFID have signed an initial pact to strengthen collaboration. This agreement focuses on financing infrastructure projects with significant rural impact. The memorandum provides a framework for joint financing and knowledge sharing. Key areas include water, sanitation, irrigation, and post-harvest storage facilities. This partnership aims to advance rural prosperity and bridge the rural-urban divide.
Nestle wants India to consult on labelling rules
Calling wife barren not cruelty, rules Allahabad HC
Ladakh cuts VAT on natural gas to 5% to boost clean energy adoption
Ladakh Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena on Thursday announced a significant reduction in value-added tax (VAT) on natural gas, including CNG and PNG, from 21 per cent to 5 per cent to promote affordable clean energy and improve ease of living for people in the Union Territory. Saxena said the move would give a major boost to the Centre's larger plan to roll out the city gas distribution (CGD) network to provide affordable piped gas to households across Ladakh. Glad to share that the UT of Ladakh has significantly reduced VAT on Natural Gas (CNG & PNG) from 21 per cent to just 5 per cent, a major step towards promoting affordable clean energy and improving the ease of living for the people of Ladakh, LG said on X. The VAT reduction would also help offset the high cost of transporting energy due to Ladakh's difficult terrain and extreme climatic conditions, besides encouraging consumers to adopt cleaner fuels, he said. This brings Ladakh at par with states like Gujarat, ...
Subhash Chandra's Rs 6.5 cr payout for Rs 22,006 cr debt gets nod
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has approved a repayment plan for media baron Subhash Chandra, allowing him to settle admitted creditor claims of approximately Rs 22,006.57 crore by paying just Rs 6.5 crore, resulting in a nearly 99.97 per cent haircut for lenders.
Natural diamond prices have fallen 20-30% from post-pandemic highs: Paul Rowley, De Beers
Natural diamond prices have stabilised after a significant correction, with larger stones seeing price increases. De Beers is now focusing on India as a key growth engine for future expansion. India's natural diamond market is projected to grow substantially, driven by younger consumers.
Private credit is growing. But is the return worth the risk?
Private credit is attracting investors with returns of up to 22%, but higher yields come with higher credit, liquidity, manager and valuation risks that investors must understand before committing.
45 coal power plants have critical low fuel
New Delhi: Forty five power plants in India are operating with critically low coal inventories, government data showed, as monsoon rains disrupt supplies and electricity demand rises amid hotter-than-usual weather linked to El Nino.The number of plants with coal stocks below 25% of their required inventory or with critically low stocks to generate power for less than three days has risen sharply from 31 at the end of July, the data as of August 25 showed.Of the affected plants, 40 are domestic coal-fired plants, according to data on the website of Central Electricity Authority, a think tank linked to the federal power ministry.Also read: Industry insists on assured offtake for coal gasificationHeavy rainfall in some of the key coal-rich Indian states, including Odisha, Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh has hit mining and slowed the transportation of the fuel for power plants, industry sources said.There has been a significant (inventory) drawdown, particularly through August, resulting in stocks falling 19% from end-July levels, commodities consultancy BigMint said.Coal stocks at power plants stood at 30.95 million tons, equivalent to around 10 days of operational requirement, compared with 12 in July, BigMint said.The lower coal stocks come at a time when the South Asian country is headed for its weakest monsoon since 2009, with uneven El Nino-linked rainfall driving up electricity demand in parts of the country.The uneven monsoon has driven power demand, primarily for air-conditioning. But coal supplies are running hand-to-mouth, an official at the country's largest thermal power producer, NTPC told Reuters.There is a need for five to six rakes at some plants, but we are receiving only half that number, the NTPC official said.India has received 12% less rainfall than normal so far this monsoon season, leading to greater reliance on coal-fired power generation, particularly during the night when cooling demand remains elevated.As a result, the power ministry has asked some of the coal-fired power plants to delay planned maintenance of units until the supply situation becomes clearer, a senior ministry official said.The sources could not be named because they were not authorised to speak to the media.
India gets ready to build its own Samsung, Vivo or Xiaomi
India has emerged as a major global smartphone manufacturing hub, but it is yet to build a home-grown brand of comparable scale. A new Rs 62,500 crore government scheme aims to bridge that gap by incentivising Indian-owned brands, design, R&D and domestic sourcing, with companies such as Lava positioned to benefit.
George and Amal Clooney have been married happily for more than 12 years. In a 2025 interview, the Oceans 11 star spilt the beans on what keeps their marriage so stable and happy they seldom fight. Although they have their personal differences, Clooney said that respecting each others preferences is key in a relationship.
GAIL plans major expansion in gas, petrochemicals and clean energy, says chairman
GAIL plans pipeline expansion and diversified LNG sourcing for energy security. The company is scaling up petrochemicals and LPG infrastructure to meet demand. Investments in clean energy technologies are also a key focus area. GAIL's natural gas pipeline network is expanding significantly across India. These strategic moves aim to balance energy security with the global clean energy shift.
A recent NCDRC ruling explains what happens when an LIC policy is assigned to a bank as security for a loan. The commission held that LIC was not at fault for surrendering the policy on the banks instructions after the loan remained unpaid.
Japans Hashima Island, or Gunkanjima, was once a bustling coal-mining community with more than 5,000 residents and one of the worlds highest population densities. When its mines closed in 1974, the island was abandoned almost overnight, leaving behind haunting concrete ruins. In 2015, it was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site. Hashima attracts tourists on guided tours and gained global fame after inspiring the villains lair in James Bonds Skyfall.
Botenz enters India with peanut, almond, cashew and pistachio nut powders
The India rollout will focus on household consumption and commercial food preparation, with applications spanning smoothies, oats, yogurt, baking and snacks
Flexible workspace operators lease 191,306 seats in H1 2026
The first half of 2026 saw a major increase in flexible workspace seat leases, marking the highest gross leasing volume ever recorded. It was primarily propelled by the rise of Global Capability Centres, which are significantly influencing the demand for flex seat leases. Bengaluru consolidated its status as the top flex market, while Hyderabad continued its impressive growth trajectory.
India's nuclear ambitions may be blunted by limits on foreign reactor technology
The draft framework follows last years nuclear law in New Delhi, which opened the countrys nuclear sector to private companies and aims to attract foreign investment and technology
Premiumisation to drive residential sales value growth up to 11% in FY27: Icra
Icra predicts that the top seven Indian cities will see an 8-11 per cent year-on-year growth in housing sales value by FY27, reaching approximately 7.9 trillion, primarily driven by the ongoing trend of premiumisation and a favourable product mix.
A deceased person's income tax issues persist, requiring the filing of returns and the payment of taxes from their assets. Legal representatives must file returns until all taxes are settled, navigating disputes and uncertain heirship.
Indias budget math brightens with asset sales target in sight
India's fiscal position has improved significantly from earlier concerns. The government is set to exceed its asset sale target for the first time in eight years. Stronger tax collections and easing global fertilizer costs are bolstering government finances. This positive fiscal outlook contrasts with earlier revenue challenges faced by the nation. Officials anticipate a positive outcome for the nation's financial year.
Pernod Ricard blames weak US, Chinese markets for 26% profit fall
Pernod Ricard has seen a significant decline in profits, primarily driven by soft market conditions in the US and China. The company's annual earnings faced challenges due to rising tariffs and a 14% drop in turnover linked to currency fluctuations.
Jobs world may not be full of 'Frankenstein' fears
Global wellness real estate projected to nearly double to USD 1.1 trillion by 2029
India's luxury housing developers are increasingly designing projects around wellness rather than conspicuous consumption, betting that affluent homebuyers will pay a premium for residences that promise healthier lifestyles, preventive healthcare and better ageing. The shift...
Nepal floods: Rain-bearing low shifts to south-east UP as monsoon stays active
The overall pattern points to a persistently active monsoon belt stretching from the Himalayan foothills across East and North-East India, keeping the region under a prolonged wet spell
Yamaha R2 launched in India at Rs 2.3 lakh
Modi points at 'bitter truth' on India's Olympic run
Cement prices are expected to stay stable through September as demand remains weak. Companies are focusing on maintaining current price levels amid uneven market conditions. A strong post-monsoon demand recovery is crucial for future price increases. Rainfall patterns have impacted construction activity across various Indian regions. Demand is anticipated to improve year-on-year, aided by a favorable base.
Rs 2L/month to wife: Court rejects man's income dip
Kerala Onam liquor sales top Rs 700 cr
Real estate pre-sales decline as project launches remain subdued in Q1 FY27
Delays in approvals and limited launches restrained first-quarter performance, even as buyers continued showing interest in projects from established developers
As gold rate rises, should you sell, hold or buy?
Goyal seeks Japanese investment in Indias manufacturing sector
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal meets with heads of major Japanese companies across key sectors in Osaka
Airlangga says ASEAN DEFA could lift Indonesia's digital economy
Sugar shortage bites: Retailers cap purchases, prices surge 29% ahead of Raksha Bandhan
Major retailers are limiting sugar purchases to three kilograms per customer. Quick commerce platforms also restrict sugar sales to a few packs. This comes as sugar supplies tighten before the Raksha Bandhan festival. Government-approved raw sugar imports aim to ease the tight stock situation. Prices have risen significantly and are expected to continue increasing.
TVS Jupiter gets a new avatar with dual-tone colours and new features; Check price
TVS Motor has launched its new Jupiter dual-tone spectral range. This new scooter range features spectral blue and spectral copper colours. It includes updated inner panels and a new seat colour. The scooter also offers a USB Type-C charging port and ample storage. This enhanced model is available soon for 89,825.
Gabriel India teams up with South Koreas HL Klemove for autonomous driving
Gabriel India has formed a strategic joint venture with South Korea's HL Klemove. This partnership aims to expand Gabriel India's presence in high-growth automotive segments. The collaboration will focus on autonomous driving solutions and advanced driver assistance systems. Gabriel India will acquire a 30 percent stake in HL Klemove India for US$98.44 million. This venture will develop and sell advanced mobility and automotive electronic products.
Inheritance of assets does not incur immediate tax but it changes when you sell it later. Here's all you need to know about capital gains tax rules, available tax relief options and other details.
Wind turbine makers face tighter cybersecurity norms as MNRE seeks compliance status
The move follows concerns over cyberattacks on wind turbines and potential risks to grid operations from remotely managed infrastructure.
From October 1, 2026, resident individuals and HUFs buying property from NRIs can use their PAN to deposit TDS instead of obtaining a TAN. Until September 30, buyers must follow the existing TAN-based process, while TDS remains applicable from the first rupee.
After Nepal floods, Gandak level dips
Co-working operators leased over 1.91 lakh seats in top cities during the first half of this year. This represents a significant 68 percent annual increase in demand for flexible office spaces. Bengaluru saw a 32 percent rise in coworking seat leasing, while Hyderabad more than doubled its leased desks. Mumbai also experienced a sharp jump in leased coworking seats during this period.
Quick commerce expands to 477 cities as players target smaller, untapped markets: CLSA
Quick commerce is expanding rapidly into 477 Indian cities beyond major metropolitan areas. Newer players are targeting underpenetrated geographies, seeking a first-mover advantage in these markets. Established companies are deepening their networks in key cities while testing smaller dark store setups elsewhere. Blinkit leads in dark store count nationally and in six top cities, with a strong presence outside major hubs.
ACME Solar raises Rs 1,571 cr project funding from IIFCL
ACME Solar has secured Rs 1,571 crore project funding from IIFCL for a Rajasthan solar project. This financing marks IIFCL's first sole greenfield finance to ACME, with a 19-year repayment tenor. The project will integrate solar generation and battery storage for assured peak power supply. This funding milestone brings ACME Solar's total financing this fiscal to Rs 10,976 crore. The project entails a total capital expenditure of Rs 2,123 crore.
Indian Railways is set to upgrade seven heavily trafficked routes, transforming them into four-line corridors. This ambitious project targets approximately 11,000 kilometers of high-density track, addressing the rising demands for passenger and freight services. Ultimately, these improvements will contribute to India's efforts toward sustainable transportation and cost efficiencies, laying the groundwork for substantial future growth in the rail sector.
Kannada actor Yash is one of the biggest pan-Indian stars today. His comeback film Toxic has minted Rs 140 crore on day one of its theatrical release. However, life has not always been so smooth sailing for the superstar. The son of a humble bus driver, he used to earn Rs 50 per day once upon a time.
Pune ITAT has ruled that a 65.21 lakh payout received by a Pfizer employee under a voluntary retirement scheme was a capital receipt and not taxable. The tribunal said Section 56(2)(xi) did not apply because the employee had voluntarily resigned under the scheme, rather than being terminated.
Nirmala Sitharaman pitches India growth opportunities to Canadian financial firms
Canadian investors were encouraged to explore Indias expanding market and participate more deeply across infrastructure, financial services and emerging growth opportunities
Strait of Hormuz shipping traffic slightly rises amid Iran-Oman talks
Visible commodity vessel transits at Hormuz totalled 10 on Wednesday, up slightly from eight on Tuesday, data from Kpler showed
