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Small-cap funds can differ sharply in how closely their portfolios resemble their benchmarks. But does a lower overlap translate into better returns? The latest data offers some surprising insights into the link between active bets and performance.
RBI proposal to curb NBFCs' revolving credit may choke MSME funding, says industry body FISME
FISME has urged the RBI to reconsider its proposal to bar NBFCs from offering revolving credit, warning that a blanket ban could disrupt working-capital finance for MSMEs. The industry body said revolving credit helps small businesses manage cash-flow gaps, as they can draw funds when needed, pay interest only on the amount used and restore their credit limit after repayment.
Kriti Sanon has unveiled her stunning evening makeup routine, perfect for those glamorous nights out. She starts by refreshing her skin with a soothing clay mask, followed by a spritz of homemade rose water mist. Enriching her complexion, she applies a nourishing water- and oil-based serum, and then a light moisturizer. For that effortlessly chic look, she combines bronzer with her moisturizer and opts for a creamy concealer.
Juhi Chawla was one of the most prominent actresses in the 1990s. Today, she is a successful businesswoman who co-owns cricket team Kolkata Knight Riders with Shah Rukh Khan. Her Malabar Hills home is a study in opulence and features many beautiful art works and elegant marble floors. The palatial house is loacted in Malabar Hills, one of the most affluent neighbourhoods in Mumbai.
Times Health+ live online yoga classes: How they work, schedule and what to expect
Times Health+ Yoga brings guided yoga practice into the comfort of your home through live online sessions. From choosing a convenient class and preparing your space to following an instructor in real time, discover how the format works, what beginners can expect and how online sessions can make building a consistent yoga routine easier.
A 2 pm to 10 pm work shift may look like a better alternative to the traditional 9 to 5, especially for people who dislike early mornings and prefer having more time to themselves before work. A recent Reddit discussion has sparked debate over the benefits and drawbacks of working later in the day, with workers sharing very different experiences of how the schedule affects their productivity, free time and everyday routine.
Sensex Climbs 287 Points as Crude Oil Drops Below $90
Indian benchmark indices, Sensex and Nifty, recovered intraday losses to close higher, driven by late-day buying and a significant decline in Brent crude oil prices, which fell 3 per cent to USD 89.32 per barrel.
India's sugar mills, refiners seen importing just half of duty-free quota
Indian sugar mills may import only half the allowed raw sugar quota. Falling domestic prices have reduced the profitability of these planned imports. Refineries are expected to take most of the available import volume. Domestic supplies are anticipated to rise from mid-October with the new season.
Economy shows signs of gradual stabilisation, but structural challenges persist: MCCI
The leading trade body said the country's economic growth for FY26 was provisionally estimated at 4.14 percent, up from 3.49 percent in FY25
Karnataka to take up cloud seeding to address rainfall deficit
The 60-day cloud seeing operation, involving about 200 flying hours, is estimated to cost approximately 27 crore
State governments need to see the economic potential of golf course, says PGTI CEO Amandeep Johl
Golf courses present a remarkable opportunity for state governments to enhance their economies. By investing in more golfing facilities, real estate values could rise significantly and entice foreign investments. Hundreds of golf courses are essential in India to fulfill economic aspirations. The Professional Golf Tour of India is actively boosting player welfare and infrastructure. Golf has the potential to stimulate tourism and become an accessible lifestyle choice for many people.
India pivots to US for LPG, LNG as West Asia crisis disrupts Gulf supplies
India is sharply increasing LPG and LNG imports from the United States as West Asia disruptions constrain traditional Gulf supplies. US LPG accounted for over 73% of Indias LPG imports in August, while US LNG volumes also rose. Russia remains Indias largest crude supplier, while Venezuela and the UAE gain importance as India diversifies energy supplies amid geopolitical risks.
UPI transactions sees over 4,000x jump in 10 yrs
TCS seals €1.25 billion Porsche deal, acquires MHP for European expansion
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has announced a five-year strategic deal with German automaker Porsche AG worth €1.25 billion (nearly 14,000 crore), which includes the acquisition of Porsche's wholly-owned subsidiary MHP Management- und IT-Beratung GmbH for €320 million (around 3,574 crore). This move is set to significantly expand TCS's consulting footprint in Germany and the broader European market, giving it access to MHP's customer base and specialised talent.
India's finished steel output rises 4.7% in Apr-Jul, consumption grows 7.9%
Both imports and exports rise; India remains a net importer of finished steel
Silver, Swarovski and 999 Rakhis: Indians are giving the humble festival thread a luxe upgrade
Instamart reports a twenty-fold increase in premium rakhi demand this year. Searches for jewelry brands like Kalyan Jewellers and Palmonas have tripled. The platform offers a wider selection and additional incentives for customers. Lucknow and Ahmedabad are leading markets for these premium rakhi purchases. Customers are increasingly starting their Rakhi shopping several days ahead of the festival.
India's gig economy is neglecting women, says study
A recent study by the International Labor Organization and the National Council of Applied Economic Research has highlighted the underrepresentation of women in India's fast-growing gig economy.
Exercising ESOP? Know these rules regarding taxation
Finding refuge in her music, Taylor Swift asserts that she chose this path intentionally, choosing to disregard external opinions and genre confines. Her newest album, The Life of a Showgirl, has garnered significant acclaim among her followers. Swift emphasizes the importance of crafting music she truly connects with over chasing mass validation and has also celebrated her recent marriage to NFL player Travis Kelce in a low-key event.
Why Mumbai firm's Nadcap nod is a big boost for India
Mumbai-based TCR Engineering Services has become the first independent company in India to receive Nadcap accreditation for materials testing at its Navi Mumbai and Vadodara laboratories, a crucial step for Indian suppliers to enter the global aerospace supply chain.
India turns to US for LPG, LNG as West Asia war disrupts Gulf supplies
India has sharply increased purchases of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the United States as disruptions linked to the conflict in West Asia constrain supplies from traditional Gulf suppliers, data from maritime intelligence firm Kpler showed. India imported about 0.62 million tonnes of LPG from the United States in August, in addition to 0.89 million tonnes in July, accounting for more than 73 per cent of the country's LPG imports, according to Kpler data. The July US volume was almost equal to the highest-ever monthly LPG import from the United Arab Emirates, India's traditional supplier, of 0.891 million tonnes in October 2025. Imports from Gulf suppliers have fallen sharply after the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz, following the outbreak of war between Iran and the United States. The waterway is a key shipping route for crude oil and gas exported by Gulf producers to major consumers, including India. UAE LPG imports fell to about .
6 changes in ITR-4 for presumptive taxation for AY27
79% HR leaders see fresh jobs despite AI disruption
Gaur Gopal Das shares a powerful perspective on healing, saying it does not necessarily begin after pain disappears. Instead, experiencing and acknowledging pain can itself be part of the healing process. The Indian monk and former electrical engineer encourages people to face difficult emotions rather than suppress them. His message highlights the importance of accepting pain, processing it and gradually finding strength and peace through the experience.
How to start taking control of your finances: A practical first step for women
Financial independence starts with understanding how money is earned, spent, saved and invested. For women looking to take greater control of their finances, building an emergency fund, setting clear goals and improving financial literacy can provide a practical starting point for making more confident financial decisions.
Four India-based companies bear the brunt of U.S. Iran sanctions
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced Operation Economic Outcast, which essentially involved new sanctions that aim to block all potential sources of revenue for Iran
UPI MDR Policy: Key Changes And Revenue Potential
India's UPI system continues its rapid growth, dominating retail payments. Recent amendments to the Payment and Settlement Systems Act allow for targeted Merchant Discount Rates (MDR) on high-value merchant transactions, aiming to create a self-sustaining revenue model for the ecosystem while keeping P2P and low-value payments free. This move could generate significant revenue and encourage ecosystem participation.
Albert Einstein is widely attributed with the thought that a happy person is too content with the present to dwell excessively on the future. The quote offers a simple lesson in contentment, suggesting that constantly postponing happiness until the next achievement can make satisfaction harder to find. Einsteins life and scientific legacy included groundbreaking work on relativity, quantum theory, Brownian motion, mass-energy equivalence and the photoelectric effect.
Can you deduct brokerage and STT from capital gains? A tax expert explains
Capital gains tax treatment differs for brokerage, STT and loan interest. Learn which investment expenses can be deducted, which are excluded and how taxpayers should assess borrowing costs.
Kalpana Sarojs story of surviving domestic abuse and a failed suicide attempt to taking charge of her life and turning an almost bankrupt business into an empire worth $100 million is nothing short of awe-inspiring. Born to a humble Dalit family, she became a child bride at the age of 12.
EV two-wheeler demand boom creates supply crisis in India
India's electric two-wheeler market has seen record penetration, exceeding 11.2 per cent, driven by crude oil price fluctuations. This surge has led to an unexpected crisis for Indian OEMs, with unfulfilled customer demand reaching 20-30 per cent and average waiting periods exceeding four weeks, a situation expected to intensify during the upcoming festival season.
Indias Gig Economy Leaves Women Behind, Study Finds
The stakes are significant for an economy that has struggled for decades to bring more women into the workforce.
Global trade shake-up reaches fashion as Zara supplier Pearl Global eyes Africa market
Pearl Global eyes North Africa and Jordan for manufacturing expansion. This move aims to serve European customers and diversify production bases. The company is reducing its reliance on the United States market. Other Indian garment exporters are also increasing African production. Pearl Global anticipates significant revenue growth in the coming years.
India targets 10 million tonnes of air cargo by 2030: Minister
Govt seeks to raise trans-shipment share to 20%; current share below 5%
Yash has come a long way from sleeping on Bengaluru streets with just Rs 300 to becoming a pan-India superstar. His father, who earned Rs 14 a day as a bus driver, continued working even after Yash became successful. The actor recalls why his father valued the respect he earned through his profession and refused to give it up for fame or money.
India targets $55 trillion economy by2047 through AI, manufacturing, FDI and sunrise sectors
India aims for a $55 trillion economy by 2047. This ambitious goal relies on leveraging its young demographic in artificial intelligence. Strategic capital deployment and sustained growth will unlock value across core sectors. Attracting foreign investment and expanding manufacturing are vital for this economic expansion. Dominance in sunrise sectors like space and defense tech will drive this future growth.
In Louisiana, discarded oyster shells are being creatively transformed into living shorelines to combat coastal erosion and rising sea levels. This innovative project collects shells from restaurants, providing a habitat for juvenile oysters to thrive. Studies indicate that these reefs can effectively diminish wave impact during certain flooding scenarios. This community-focused initiative is making strides across Gulf states, presenting an eco-friendly solution for coastal resilience.
New installations emerge on islet as China accelerates South China Sea build-up
New military installations have been sighted on an islet near Antelope Reef. Analysts believe China is building its largest military base there. Construction started in March and April, with new images showing progress. This could support an early warning radar facility for Antelope Reef. The construction strengthens China's military hold on the vital trade waterway.
HoABL, Nitco tie up for 4,500 crore Alibaug real estate project
The 40-acre development will comprise apartments, townhouses and a boutique luxury hotel, with HoABL expected to invest around 1,000 crore
Tata Communications, Tata Motors partner to launch 5G-powered Sierra.ev
The Tata Communications MOVE Connected Vehicle Platform will integrate with the N.IO SDV platform, enabling seamless connectivity and enhanced in-vehicle experiences
Indian economy can reach $55 trillion by 2047 by tapping AI, sunrise sectors: Ex-CEA Subramanian
The International Monetary Fund in its World Economic Outlook for April 2026 noted India's nominal GDP at $3.92 trillion for 2025-26, which makes India the sixth-largest economy in the world
Kriti Sanon's latest jewellery advertisement has sparked a heated debate online regarding the outfit she wore. Kangana Ranaut shared her thoughts on its appropriateness for the festival, while Sanon countered by emphasizing the deeper emotional ties of traditions over mere clothing choices. She asserted that true cultural respect emanates from the heart and is not confined to what one wears.
Can your employer see your ITR? Supreme Court steps in over data privacy concerns
The Supreme Court advised the government to collaborate with domain experts to devise an antidote to the problem and requested action preferably within four months.
Turkish military flights to Pak raise India concerns
SA20's Record-Breaking Season 4 Delivers $406 Million Boost To South Africa Economy
As SA20 builds towards its milestone fifth season, the independently assessed economic impact of Season 4 has underlined the League's growing contribution to South Africa
Indias data centre capacity zooms 4x powered by AI
Retailers keep price hikes in check amid rising input costs: Nuvama
Indian retailers are limiting price hikes despite volatile cotton, yarn and fabric costs and geopolitical supply-chain risks. Companies are adjusting sourcing, building safety stocks and selectively absorbing costs to protect demand. Value retail and electronics remain strong, while festive demand is expected to support growth after a softer second quarter.
SBI eyes $10 bn from NRIs, foreign investors as RBI swap window nears end
As RBI's concessional swap window draws to a close this month end, State Bank of India (SBI) Chairman C S Setty has expressed confidence that the bank would garner about USD 10 billion from non-resident Indians and foreign investors. In aggregate, we must be reaching the USD 10 billion mark, predominantly coming from the deposit side. But there is visibility of ECBs. ECB, of course, will have a longer period available to us, but by August 31, we should have mobilised around USD 9-10 billion on a consolidated basis, he told PTI in an interview. Earlier this month, the Reserve Bank of India advanced the closure of the Foreign Currency Non-Resident Bank (FCNR-B) deposits swap window by a month to August 31 as against the earlier cut-off date of September 30. However, the special US Dollar-Rupee forex swap window to give cheap currency hedging support to public sector undertakings (PSUs) raising External Commercial Borrowings (ECBs) is available till December 31, 2026. Talking about
SBI Flags 'Chalk and Cheese' Divide in RBI's Policy Signals
State Bank of India's latest report highlights a 'chalk and cheese' divide in the Reserve Bank of India's recent policy communications, with the Monetary Policy Committee minutes showing a hawkish tone while the Governor's statements are more data-dependent, leading to market uncertainty regarding future interest rate hikes.
FIP seeks formal stakeholder status in aviation policy, safety matters of MoCA, DGCA and AAIB
FIP said pilots are primary operators of the aviation system and are directly affected by policies on safety, fatigue management, training standards, licensing, flight operations, psychoactive substance testing, occurrence reporting and accident prevention
Samudra Manthan: India prepares year-wise drilling, rig deployment roadmap
Leveraging the funding boost, the Ministry eyes higher oil and gas production in the Deep and Ultra Deep waters.
Indian steel industry poised for volume-led recovery in H2FY27: Report
India's steel industry is likely to see a volume-led recovery in the second half of FY27, supported by lower input costs, easing maintenance disruptions and strong domestic demand, according to Yes Securities Institutional Equities.
Canada may hit the US without hurting itself
Karnataka SIR: 1.08 cr names dropped in exercise
Kedaara Capital bets $200m on Indias ortho market
SBI Gold Fund topped the three-year SIP return chart at 44.11%, followed by Axis Gold Fund at 43.84%, while equity funds delivered around 20-21%. The one-year data shows a shift, with Bank of India Small Cap Fund leading at 50.13% and ITI Small Cap Fund at 42.06%.
Shares of diversified commercial services company Indiabulls Ltd are in focus as the company has entered into an agreement with a private landlord to execute a development management project on the Dwarka Expressway in Gurugram. Amid this update, the stock hit an upper circuit of Rs 28.23. The counter opened at Rs 27, up from the previous close of Rs 26.89 on the BSE. Amid a spurt in trading volume by more than 2.19 times, the stock hit a 5 per cent upper circuit. However, the stock soon erased the gain and fell to Rs 26.56. In between, it touched a low of Rs 26.40, a drop of around 2 per cent. Last seen, it was trading at Rs 26.80, down Rs 0.09, or 0.33 per cent. The market value of the company stood at Rs 6,243.18 crore.
Exports key for mobile brands to maximize Mobile Phone Manufacturing Scheme incentives: Kotak
New mobile phone manufacturing incentives will prioritize export growth for brands. Domestic market growth alone may not meet scheme targets. Exports are seen as the key lever for maximizing incentive payouts. The scheme aims to boost India's global manufacturing competitiveness. It also supports domestic brands in achieving technological sovereignty.
Earning under 12 lakh doesnt guarantee zero tax for professionals CA explains hidden tax rule
For individuals with business or professional taxpayers, opting out of the default new regime, or subsequently returning to it, involves a specific compliance process.
Where has Indias $73 billion gone? Inside the RBIs great dollar haul
India has mobilised about $73 billion in foreign currency in under 11 weeks, largely through FCNR(B) deposits, yet the rupee remains near 95-96 per dollar. The inflows are primarily strengthening RBIs foreign-exchange buffers rather than being used to push the currency higher.
Charting India's Economic Growth To USD 55 Trillion
Former Chief Economic Adviser Krishnamurthy V Subramanian outlines India's strategy to become a USD 55 trillion economy by 2047. The plan hinges on leveraging its young demographic in AI, dominating sunrise sectors like space and defence tech, attracting FDI, and achieving sustained 8% GDP growth.
India's data centre footprint to touch over 101 million sq ft by 2030
Indias data centre footprint is projected to exceed 101 million sq ft and capacity 6.7 GW by 2030, driven by cloud adoption, AI, digital payments and enterprise digitisation. Anarock says $300 billion in investment commitments will support expansion, but land, reliable power, connectivity, cooling and renewable energy remain critical constraints.
EPFO portal update: Key services you can now access online and what to check first
The updated EPFO portal offers several key online services, including UAN activation, PF withdrawal, KYC updates, passbook access, transfers and e-nomination, helping employees manage provident fund accounts with greater ease.
Tata Steel gets relief in 1,755 cr coal mining case
Onions may get cheaper in Delhi-NCR soon
Do not throw away sweat-stained pillow covers. Try this simple salt trick before washing
Sweat, body oils and skincare products can leave pillowcases with stubborn yellow marks. A simple salt pre-soak may help loosen fresh sweat-related stains before a regular wash. Dissolve common salt in cool or lukewarm water, soak the pillowcase for around 30 minutes, gently rub the affected area, rinse and wash as usual. For stubborn or delicate fabrics, use a suitable stain remover.
Centre weighs 100% random dope testing of airline pilots
DGCA assessing safety and operational impact of expanding testing from current 10% requirement
FedEx bets $150m on Delhi airports cargo future
Helen Mirren often openly embraces her natural silver hair, questioning negative views on ageing. She believes women should welcome grey hair as a positive aspect of growing older. The actress also cited convenience as a factor in her decision to stop dyeing her hair. Read on to know why her quote feels relevant.
AI is keeping Asia afloat as inflation weighs it down: Moodys Analytics
In the Asia-Pacific landscape, economies are diverging with AI-driven export demand providing a silver lining. Nonetheless, domestic consumption and business activities are hindered by inflation and soaring interest rates. India continues to shine as a key player but is not immune to the threats posed by rising oil costs and inflation.
Wholesale buyers savour softening sugar even as households' wait for a sweeter deal continues
Wholesale sugar prices have seen a significant 15% fall due to recent government import decisions. Traders are optimistic about further reductions as fresh supplies are set to arrive shortly. However, consumers will not notice a drop in retail prices just yet as old inventory needs to be sold off first.
Dakshina Kannada MP urges Karnataka CM to back Mangaluru railway notification
Capt Chowta informed Shivakumar that the Kerala Chief Minister has asked the Prime Minister to reconsider the notification, and Kerala MPs have publicly opposed its implementation
Indias gig economy is leaving its women behind, study finds
Indias female labour-force participation rate was about 32% in 2025 on an internationally comparable measure, versus almost 78% for men, according to ILO estimates compiled by the World Bank
Marriott sees India as a key growth market, planning significant expansion and new hotel openings. The company is adapting its brands and products to suit Indian consumer preferences. Innovation is a focus, with India serving as a testing ground for new initiatives. Artificial intelligence is being integrated into operations to enhance efficiency and guest experiences. Marriott remains committed to long-term growth and adapting to evolving travel trends globally.
Salman Khan is an ace amateur farmer. The superstar reportedly grows various vegetables potatoes, tomatoes, and pumpkins at his luxurious 150-acre farmhouse in Panvel without the help of any artificial fertilisers. He also feeds guests dishes cooked from these organically grown veggies. However, he has no plans to become a professional farmer. The produce is only for private consumption.
At 11, Rukhmabai was married to a 19-year-old relative but refused to live with him, choosing education and independence instead. Her husband took her to court, where she chose imprisonment over returning to him. Her landmark case influenced Indias 1891 Age of Consent Act. She later studied medicine in England, returned to India in 1895 and became a pioneering practising female doctor and public health worker.
HoABL, NITCO ink pact for 40-acre, Rs 4,500 cr mixed-use project in Alibaug
House of Abhinandan Lodha is teaming up with NITCO Ltd to develop an impressive mixed-use project in Alibaug that promises to generate revenues around Rs 4,500 crore. This ambitious venture will include high-end apartments, exquisite townhouses, and a boutique hotel. With a planned investment of Rs 1,000 crore dedicated to construction, HoABL is enhancing its footprint in the premium real estate market.
India may face Chinas problem before it reaches the Dragon's wealth
Indias total fertility rate has fallen to 1.9, below replacement level, even as the working-age population remains dominant. The country may confront ageing at a lower income level than China did. Economists say the next two decades are critical for creating jobs, improving skills, expanding care infrastructure and raising productivity.
Digital Divide Keeps Women Out of India's Gig Economy
Despite near gender parity in basic bank account ownership, women in India remain significantly underrepresented in the growing platform economy due to gaps in digital financial capability and access to credit, according to a joint report by the International Labour Organization and National Council of Applied Economic Research.
Axis Bank bets on data centres to gold loans to outpace industry credit growth
Demand is coming from sectors including data centres and small businesses as well as retail borrowers looking to monetise their gold
Dry bulk freight rates surge 36% to three-year high amid Iran war, higher oil prices: BoB Report
The report said freight rates across dry bulk carriers witnessed significant upward pressure during the period of the US-Iran war, with the Baltic Dry Index rising about 36% between February and July
One lakh jobs in next 6 months, declares Yogi
In a major announcement, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said on August 25 that the state government will issue appointment letters to one lakh young people over the next six months.In his speech at an appointment letter distribution programme, the CM highlighted the govt's record on recruitment since 2017. He said more than 9.30 lakh government jobs had been provided in Uttar Pradesh over the past nine-and-a-half years. He claimed that none of these appointments had faced a challenge in the recruitment process.The CM was speaking at an event in Lucknow where appointment letters were handed over to 3,446 technical assistants and 126 market secretaries.The chief minister said the government would issue appointment letters to the next batch of one lakh candidates on a weekly basis during the coming six months. The announcement comes as employment and recruitment remain important political issues in the state.Also read | Gadkari says cant work much now after 30 yrs serviceAdityanath contrasted the current recruitment process with the system that existed before 2017, alleging that government vacancies were then affected by corruption, delays and political interference.He said recruitment advertisements were often followed by prolonged uncertainty, with candidates waiting for results and courts eventually intervening.According to the chief minister, the problem was not a lack of merit among young people but alleged corruption within recruitment bodies and government institutions. He said selecting candidates transparently and without discrimination allows the state to make better use of its human resources.Adityanath also linked the governments recruitment policy to its stated zero-tolerance approach towards crime and corruption.He said the administration would continue its action against organised networks involved in examination cheating and promised strict punishment for those running such operations.The chief minister also sought to address concerns over sugar availability in Uttar Pradesh. He said the state does not face a sugar shortage and has sufficient stocks to meet domestic requirements.Also read | Rajasthan HCs school reset: Junk food, screensUttar Pradesh consumes about four lakh tonnes of sugar a month, while the state currently has around 28 lakh tonnes in stock, Adityanath said. This, he added, amounts to roughly seven months of supply.He added that sugar mills are expected to resume operations from October 15, with the state projected to produce another 90 lakh tonnes of sugar.Adityanath said Uttar Pradesh has the production capacity to meet its own requirements and contribute to supplies for the wider country.The chief minister also pointed to overseas employment opportunities for workers from the state. He said countries including Japan, Germany and Israel were showing interest in recruiting young people from Uttar Pradesh.Adityanath said around 5,000 workers from the state had already gone to Israel for employment and were earning about Rs 1.5 lakh a month, with food and accommodation provided.He also used the occasion to compare the states current situation with conditions before 2017. Adityanath said Uttar Pradesh had previously faced problems involving migration, farmer distress, concerns over women's safety and the influence of criminal groups.The chief minister said the governments focus on recruitment, law and order and employment opportunities was aimed at changing that perception and creating more opportunities for the states young population.
No higher maintenance for bigger flats: Court
Every pilot has to undergo a dope test: Civil Aviation Minister Naidu on DGCA's 100% testing plan
Naidu stated that current rules mandate dope testing for 10% of pilots, while the DGCA is discussing with stakeholders to expand testing
PPFAS GIFT has cut the minimum investment in its Nasdaq-100 and S&P 500 fund of funds from $5,000 to $500. The 90% reduction lowers the entry requirement by about 4.3 lakh for eligible investors seeking US equity exposure through GIFT City.
Axis Banks growth hunt to run from data to gold
Putin Offers More Fertilisers To India
Russia remains India's biggest fertiliser supplier, with imports rising nearly 40 per cent in 2025.
Moving abroad for work? Check these EPF rules before you leave India
Employees moving abroad and foreign nationals working in India may fall under EPFOs International Worker rules, which can affect PF contributions, withdrawals, pension eligibility and social-security coverage.
Indian Industry pushes for regulatory harmonisation, mutual recognition of standards with Japan
On the investment front, Goenka said India-Japan ties are entering a new phase, with an earlier five-billion-dollar investment target set for 2022-26 already achieved two years ahead of schedule
Late-Aug punch for MP, Chhattisgarh as IMD forecast heavy rain today
September rains are crucial since the inverse relationship between El Nio and the monsoon is stronger during the latter half of the season, particularly the last month of the season
