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Air India receives delivery of fourth custom made B787-9 Dreamliner as VT-AWD lands in Delhi
Air India welcomed its fourth Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft to Delhi. This new addition supports the airline's ongoing fleet modernization and transformation program. The aircraft will serve passengers on medium and long-haul international routes. Air India expects more widebody aircraft deliveries in the coming years. Many of the airline's older Dreamliners are also receiving cabin upgrades.
Group entities to reconcile, settle dues with lenders: Essel Chairman
Subhash Chandra, the chairman of Essel Group, reassured lenders regarding the reconciliation of outstanding dues from borrowers. He highlighted that his personal debt stands at zero, backed by 22,000 crore in personal guarantees. The repayment strategy involves Chandra committing 6.25 crore from his own resources, while other entities cover 1,494 crore. Although most amounts have been repaid, some lenders are challenging the NCLT-approved plan and are considering appeals.
Maharashtra effect: Hotels, eateries in Delhi push for stricter audits
Following intensified FSSAI inspections in Maharashtra and concerns raised about two Delhi hotels, restaurateurs and hoteliers in the Delhi NCR area are proactively circulating FSSAI checklists for comprehensive internal audits. This initiative emphasizes the importance of stringent quality control measures and proper vendor registration. Members are encouraged to maintain heightened awareness regarding food safety and ingredient sourcing as authorities tackle the issues flagged by the food safety regulator.
Government links fertiliser sales to farmer, land and crop data
The government is expanding its fertilizer management system to link sales with farmer data. This platform covers millions of buyers and significant annual fertilizer sales. Integration with other systems allows fertilizer purchases to match farmer and land records. Farmers can book fertilizer using their AgriStack ID after land detail verification.
'Many deals over $10 billion amid conflicts... this is astonishing': JPMorgan chief Anu Aiyengar
Deal-making momentum is driven by available financing and open markets, while M&A activity focuses on large strategic deals. Private credit has seen a correction, which is seen as healthy for markets. High US yields influence sponsor math, but monetization and exits remain key constraints. Hyperscalers' AI financings involve third-party capital, assessing cash flows and guarantees. Companies are given leeway on AI spending, with accountability expected by 2027.
Denmark restored the Skjern River wetlands after agricultural decline and pollution. The project re-meandered over twenty kilometers of river and restored habitats. Wildlife returned, meeting conservation targets for Special Protection Area status. New shallow lakes and improved conditions benefited various species and salmon. The restored landscape also became accessible for public recreation and tourism.
Sitharaman meets US business leaders, pitches India as investment hub
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman met several US business leaders in Chicago. She invited them to explore opportunities within India as a global operations hub. Discussions covered AI-enabled autonomy and defense technologies with Shield AI. Opportunities in agriculture and food value chains were explored with Archer Daniels Midland. Hyatt and Mondelez executives also participated in these important discussions.
Manipur CM Yumnam Khemchand Singh urges people to shun bandhs, blockades
Manipur's Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh has implored the public to engage in peaceful protests instead of bandhs, which he believes create unnecessary challenges for workers and students alike. He noted the encouraging response from New Delhi concerning NRC implementation, stating that such disruptions negatively affect education and financial stability. The government is committed to listening to citizens and aims to resolve issues through open communication.
FCNR-B inflows help banks cut pricy bulk deposits
For retailers, ecommerce highs come with headaches
Tata-owned retail chain Trent reported a 35% year-on-year jump in consumer complaints to over 300,000 in FY26, which its latest annual report attributed to the growing online business. V-Mart Retail and Titan also reported increases of 14% and 9%, respectively, taking complaints at each company to more than 130,000.
HDFC Bank eyes revival after peers outperform
Govt plans to start recovery 7 years after deepwater explorers begin production
The government will support deepwater exploration through 2030-31 with significant funding. About forty-three thousand crore rupees will fund sixty deepwater well drillings. Investment recovery will occur after seven years or half development cost recoupment. Industry members suggested alternative recovery timelines and methods. This scheme aims to reduce exploration risks and boost oil output.
Hollywood set for record India box-office glory
NEET-PG exam in Jaipur rescheduled to September 5 after power outage
Due to ongoing power outages and candidate protests stemming from system crashes, the NEET-PG 2026 exam originally scheduled at Jaipur's Sitapura center has been rescheduled to September 5. The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences confirmed this change, promising that candidates will soon receive new admit cards along with venue information. Officials are currently reviewing the system's inability to manage the exam's requirements.
Ladakh must build on its unique strengths: NITI Aayog
Ladakh's holistic development strategy should leverage its unique assets, such as its rich natural resources and vast potential in renewable energy. Ashok K Lahiri emphasized the importance of utilizing these strengths for sustainable environmental practices while also fostering job creation. Ongoing projects and challenges in infrastructure, education, and tourism were discussed, with a strong focus on promoting viable enterprises in animal husbandry and tapping into local markets.
Matt Damon highlights the fleeting nature of fame, asserting that personal decisions are far more enduring than momentary celebrity status. Through his varied and challenging roles, he illustrates a career built on thoughtfulness. This view resonates beyond Hollywood, applicable to all life choices. In the end, it is the contentment with ones decisions that shapes a fulfilling life.
Suits & Sayings: Lobby Trouble
ETs roundup of the wackiest whispers in corporate corridors
Drone strike hits Russian refinery as Moscow warns of retaliation
The attack on the Kirishi refinery, deep inside Russian territory, came as Moscow said it was preparing massive strikes against Ukrainian energy facilities in response to recent attacks. Russian air defences destroyed 62 drones over the Leningrad region, Governor Alexander Drozdenko said on Telegram on Sunday. One of the drones fell near the refinery in Kirishi, starting a fire, he said.
Here's how to invest your retirement corpus to keep income steady but still earn from your money
Retirement planning requires a thorough analysis of goals, financial status, and lifestyle aspirations. It's crucial to prepare for emergencies while balancing risk in your portfolio, gradually shifting from equities to safer options as you age.
What if the life you did not choose is actually being lived somewhere else? From the Many-Worlds Interpretation of quantum mechanics to eternal inflation and string theorys vast landscape of possible universes, several scientific ideas leave room for realities beyond our own. Here are five theories that could point towards the existence of a multiverse, and what science has actually found so far.
AI offers India big opportunities to boost jobs, living standards: World Bank MD Paschal Donohoe
The global economy shows resilience despite recent shocks and continues growing. Artificial intelligence offers significant opportunities for emerging economies, especially India. India can leverage AI to boost productivity, jobs, and living standards. The World Bank supports India's adoption and adaptation of AI technologies. Focusing on AI applications and local content will drive positive outcomes.
Banks look to push prudent borrowing for small loan-takers
Banks and credit firms will launch a responsible borrowing campaign to curb bad loans. This initiative aims to promote financial discipline among young borrowers. The campaign will address risks from rapid digital credit growth and predatory apps. It will also focus on improving credit history and timely payment knowledge. The government is pushing youth awareness on financial discipline and credit scores.
India crush Thailand by 94 runs in T20 Asia Cup
India crush Thailand by 94 runs in Women's T20 Asia Cup contest
India began their Women's T20 Asia Cup campaign with a dominant victory over Thailand. Shafali Verma's aggressive batting provided a strong foundation for the Indian team's score. Indian spinners then expertly dismantled the Thailand batting lineup to secure the win. The bowlers delivered an exceptional performance, restricting Thailand to a low total.
A tech professional earning Rs 36 lakh a year with a five to six-hour workday and no weekend work is facing a difficult career choice after receiving an offer worth nearly twice his current compensation. The catch is a much tougher 12-13 hour workday, but the new role could give him hands-on experience building products from scratch and working more deeply in AI.
Diagnosed with anaemia? You should never ignore it or rely on iron pills. Taking to Instagram, a haematologist explained why, in an otherwise healthy adult, low iron levels or anaemia is an alarming symptom, and you should get it checked by a doctor and investigate the root cause.
IPOs are booming, but 37% fell below issue price: 6 red flags to check hiding in the RHP
Since IPO-bound companies do not have a listed-market track record or exchange trading history, investors largely have to depend on information provided before the listing
Sugar prices have remained steadily over 60 per kg in most retail markets across India today on 30 August. This high price stability comes despite several steps taken by the central government to check rise in cost, according to official data.
Dhamaal 4, starring Ajay Devgn, Riteish Deshmukh, Arshad Warsi and Jaaved Jaaferi, has returned with another chaotic treasure hunt filled with comedy, confusion and adventure. Released in theatres on July 10, 2026, the film has received mixed reactions from viewers, with its familiar characters and family-friendly humour appealing to some audiences.
The 8th Pay Commission is set to close applications for contract-based consultant roles on its website on Monday, 31 August. With the deadline looming we explain the eligibility, and where and how to submit your applications
A corporate worker has warned that strong relationships with managers and colleagues can sometimes keep employees in the same company for years despite low salary growth. He argued that workers should regularly assess whether their comfort at work is holding back better-paying opportunities, though commenters noted that job switches also depend on skills, company culture and personal circumstanc
Changes in foot size throughout the day are a simple example of biomechanics and cardiovascular physiology working continuously without conscious effort. When you stand or sit for long periods, gravity increases hydrostatic pressure in the lower limbs, encouraging fluid to move out of capillaries into surrounding tissues. Starling forces help regulate this fluid exchange, while the lymphatic system clears excess fluid and muscle contractions assist in pushing venous blood back toward the heart.
At the tender age of 12, one little girl accomplished the seemingly impossible she invented a solar-powered ironing cart. Vinisha Umashankar was a mere slip of a girl at 12 when she noticed that the ironing machine used by vendors generated a lot of carbon, which not only pollutes the environment but also increases lung diseases.
Commerce ministry meeting industry, exporters on India-US trade on September 1
India's Commerce Ministry will meet industry leaders on September 1 regarding trade performance. This meeting precedes Minister Piyush Goyal's US visit for G-20 talks. Discussions will focus on recent trade trends and sector-wise performance. Negotiations for a bilateral trade agreement are ongoing between the two nations. India seeks a comparative advantage for its exports in the US market.
Uzbekistan has joined the list of countries that is set to adopt the UPI, the Ministry of External Affairs announced today after PM Narendra Modi's two-day official visit to the Central Asian country.
Trying to walk 10,000 steps every day? Dont ignore these warning signs from your knees
If you're experiencing consistent knee pain during daily tasks, it might be a sign of osteoarthritis. This prevalent condition often leads to joint discomfort and stiffness, especially in the knees. Contributing factors like past injuries and obesity can accelerate its onset. While maintaining an active lifestyle aids in management, unyielding pain should prompt a visit to a healthcare professional for proper evaluation and guidance.
Commerce ministry meeting industry, exporters on India-US trade on Sept 1
The Commerce Ministry will meet with industry associations and representatives of export promotion councils on September 1 on India-US trade performance, an official said. The meeting will be chaired by Additional Secretary in the ministry Darpan Jain. He is also the country's chief negotiator for the India-US bilateral trade agreement (BTA). The deliberation is important as Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal will visit the US in late September to attend the G-20 Trade Ministerial in Milwaukee and hold bilateral talks with USTR Jamieson Greer. The two-day ministerial will begin on September 30. The United States holds the 2026 G20 presidency. The official said the meeting is intended to discuss recent trade trends, the overall sector-wise performance of India-US trade, and the recent developments in bilateral trade. Sectors expected to be represented at the meeting include pharmaceuticals, engineering, textiles, agriculture, chemicals, marine products, leather, automobiles
How Chandra's Rs 6.5 Cr Insolvency Plan Got NCLT Nod
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has approved media baron Subhash Chandra's personal insolvency resolution plan, which proposes to pay Rs 6.5 crore against admitted creditor claims of approximately Rs 22,006.57 crore, despite allegations from dissenting lenders that five family-linked entities controlled 61.78 per cent of the voting share.
Interlune has recreated the effects of around 15,000 years of solar-wind exposure on lunar soil in just four hours, using accelerated helium ions inside a vacuum chamber. The experiment created a gas-bearing lunar soil simulant that could help companies test equipment for extracting helium-3 and other resources on Earth before sending mining technology to the Moon. The development addresses a major challenge in lunar research, where genuine Apollo soil is extremely limited and conventional simulants do not contain solar-wind gases.
Odisha govt employees who default on court-ordered alimony or maintenance payments may now have the amount deducted directly from their salaries. The payment will be transferred to beneficiaries, with cases integrated into the states HRMS for automated compliance.
Think tank GTRI calls for review of quality control orders
Mandatory quality certification under these orders raises costs, hurts MSMEs and makes goods more expensive
Innovation funds invest in companies driving new technologies and disruptive trends. The category has seen varied performance over the past year, with some funds delivering strong double-digit returns. However, none of the funds posted a negative return during the period.
A diversified portfolio can perform very differently depending on how you split your money across Indian equities, debt, gold and US equities. Heres what 16 financial years of data, from FY2011 to FY2027 year-to-date, reveal about the returns across these asset classes.
Delhi Police denies permission for FCC event citing security concerns
Delhi Police denied permission for an event hosted by The Foreign Correspondents Club. The seminar-cum-press conference was scheduled for Saturday with a diverse panel of speakers. Security reasons were cited by the police for stopping the planned programme. The Foreign Correspondents Club informed its members about the sudden cancellation. This development was beyond the control of the club organizers.
Earths forests lost 60% of their canopy during ancient global warmingcould it happen again?
Ancient forests endured extreme global warming over 56 million years ago. This warming event caused a significant loss of forest canopy cover. Forests took over 100,000 years to fully recover from this damage. Modern forests face similar challenges with faster carbon emissions. Past warming events offer crucial lessons for current climate change.
'Trump does not believe in the Constitution': Bernie Sanders torches POTUS over Iran war
India may sustain 7% growth in FY27 despite global uncertainties: FM
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman says India can maintain its growth momentum despite geopolitical uncertainties and supply-chain disruptions
Bihar's aquatic wealth transforms economy: Fish production hits record 1.028 million metric tonnes
In an unfortunate chapter of space exploration, a squirrel monkey named Goliath found himself amidst America's fierce space race. His ill-fated journey lasted just 35 seconds before a catastrophic rocket explosion robbed him of his mission objective. Designed to understand primate behavior in zero gravity, Goliath's unrestrained condition ultimately led to the loss of vital data, marking a sorrowful moment in the annals of space history.
Sugar prices remain firm across India despite govt measures to check rise
The Consumer Affairs Ministry data showed that the all-India average retail price of sugar was 64.24 per kg on Sunday, up 1.77% from 63.12 per kg a week earlier
Want to sell inherited agricultural land? Here are the tax breaks available
Inherited agricultural land can attract capital gains tax if it qualifies as urban agricultural land, but reinvestment in a home, agricultural land or specified bonds can help reduce the tax burden.
The recording of Nirvana's 'Something in the Way' was a challenge for producer Butch Vig. Kurt Cobain's soft acoustic guitar became the centerpiece of the song, necessitating an almost eerily quiet studio environment for the capture. The contributions from the bassist and drummer were carefully layered around Cobain's subtle performance. This unique method yielded one of the standout tracks from the iconic album Nevermind.
GE expanded probe after 2023 Air India incident
Tamarind is not just good to eat; it can also help you clean your utensils, basins, and taps and various other objects made from metals such as copper, brass, steel, and even silver! A simple yet effective tamarind and salt can keep various objects in your home clean and looking as good as new.
Vice President to launch ornamental fisheries plan in Lakshadweep tomorrow
The plan, called 'Mission Rangeen Machhli 2031', will set uniform rules for breeding, biosecurity, quality control and trade across India's ornamental fish industry
Sweetwater, Texas, saw its landscape transformed by wind turbines. More than 1,300 turbines appeared in Nolan County within two decades. This brought jobs and billions in property value to the region. Landowners earned income from wind while continuing traditional farming and ranching. The wind industry became a significant economic force for the community.
India mandates IST as common time reference; gives 180-day window for compliance
New rules mandate Indian Standard Time as the single national reference. These rules will come into force 180 days after their official gazette publication. The move aims to synchronize digital and technology-based systems across India. It also reduces dependence on foreign satellite-based time sources. A pilot demonstration network is currently testing this initiative.
Gurgaon court upheld 2 lakh monthly maintenance for an estranged wife despite her husbands reported income decline and home loan liabilities.
Govt expands digital fertiliser tracking system to link farmers, subsidies and supply chain
The Integrated Fertilizer Management System (iFMS) already tracks more than 14 crore Aadhaar-linked buyers and over 2,50,000 retailers, and processes about 70 million tonnes of fertilizer sales a year
Singapore, India general counsel bodies join hands to build cross-border legal talent
An agreement focusing on collaboration has been finalized between legal groups in Singapore and India. This exciting partnership aims to facilitate the exchange of knowledge and enhance professional development. A unique cross-border immersion program will allow law students to gain practical in-house legal experience, equipping them with essential contemporary skills while strengthening the regional legal landscape.
Govt tightens fertiliser tracking, links farmer purchases to land records
India's government is enhancing a digital platform for fertilizer tracking. This system will link farmer purchases to land records and monitor subsidies. New dashboards will provide officials with consolidated views of fertilizer movement. The platform aims to identify supply shortfalls and unusual trends earlier. Electronic processing of subsidy bills will begin by January 2026.
Quote of the day by Tim McGraw, Chase your dreams but always know the road that'll lead you home again, from his song My Little Girl, offers a simple lesson about ambition, family and remembering your roots. The country singer's own journey from Louisiana to Nashville and eventually to the top of country music gives the words added meaning, while his career in music and acting shows how far he went while staying connected to the people and values that shaped him.
FCNR inflows may delay rate hikes, but banks face margin pressure: Report
Foreign currency inflows have eased financial conditions for the Reserve Bank of India. This temporary relief allows the central bank to delay interest rate hikes. However, rising inflation and global interest rates present renewed risks. Increased liquidity has boosted credit growth, but it is mostly for short-term needs. Systematix expects this calm to be fragile amid future economic pressures.
Slippages on the Kanpur-Lucknow Expressway suggest design issues, not construction defects. Affected stretches will require rebuilding from the ground up, according to a government official. A preliminary investigation pointed to weak soil and poor drainage as contributing factors. The expressway was executed under a Hybrid Annuity Model, with private developers responsible for maintenance. The central government awaits a final expert report on the expressway's structural integrity.
Revised CBG pricing to have negligible impact on gas users, says govt
Government-funded affordability support and a wider domestic gas pool will cushion consumers from the impact of higher procurement prices paid to CBG producers
India, Uzbekistan step up mining cooperation, eye critical minerals
India and Uzbekistan will deepen cooperation in the mining sector. Discussions also focused on critical minerals and uranium exploration opportunities. Both nations are exploring ways to quickly implement a new memorandum of understanding. Agricultural collaboration will expand to include seed production and drip irrigation. Indian and Uzbek agricultural centers are cooperating in these key areas.
'Hamke lagaraha Spain': Ravi Kishan compares Gorakhpur to Spain; CM Yogi can't stop smiling
To address the menace of invasive Asian carp, Illinois officials deployed rotenone in a canal, leading to the recovery of numerous fish; however, they could only pinpoint a single bighead carp. The undertaking took place during routine maintenance of an electric barrier, highlighting the complexities of managing these invaders and reinforcing the importance of a multifaceted defense strategy to safeguard the Great Lakes.
DA news update: After workers in Punjab undertook a strike on 27 August to push for pending DA and other demands; the state govt has hardened its stance and directed officers to issue notices for unauthorised absences.
India now a major petrol supplier to Russia after refinery disruptions
India has become a significant supplier of gasoline to Russia, with Indian refiners providing 1 million barrels in the last two months, as Ukrainian drone attacks severely disrupt Russia's domestic fuel production.
Ferry carrying over 260 passengers capsizes off Northern Cyprus coast
A ferry carrying over 260 passengers capsized off the coast of northern Cyprus on Sunday. The vessel was traveling from Kyrenia to the Turkish port of Tasucu when it began taking on water. Rescue crews were immediately dispatched to the scene after the catamaran overturned. No casualties have been reported from the incident so far.
Ballooning is a form of aerial dispersal in which a spider climbs to an exposed spot, lifts its abdomen, releases strands of silk and allows the wind to carry it into the air. Some spiders have been recorded at altitudes of around 4 kilometers and are capable of traveling hundreds of kilometers during dispersal.
Could Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope prove our model of the universe wrong?
NASA's Roman Space Telescope is launching soon aboard a SpaceX rocket. This observatory will survey the cosmos for dark energy and dark matter. It aims to test the standard model of cosmology and its expansion rate. Roman will also discover thousands of exoplanets beyond our solar system. Its wide-field view complements other missions for a complete cosmic picture.
Sonam Wangchuk has finally responded to Salman Khans viral Sonam, its done, bro remark, which the actor made while urging him to end his hunger strike during protests over the alleged NEET-UG paper leak. Wangchuk said, Majbooriyan rahi hongi sabki, adding that he respects the fact that Salman spoke about the issue but does not want to comment on the actors compulsions. Despite Salmans appeal, Wangchuk continued his hunger strike until the government agreed to meet his demands in writing.
The Shipping Ministry restores relaxations allowing foreign-flagged vessels to carry specified categories of cargo between Indian ports, opting for continuity amid geopolitical disruptions and capacity constraints in global shipping
Kevin Tang developed FallGuard, a system detecting falls in real time, even at night. This invention earned him the title of America's Top Young Scientist. He won a $25,000 prize after beating nine other finalists in Minnesota. Tang's personal experiences with falls and strokes inspired his innovative home safety solution. His project demonstrated the power of technology to aid older adults effectively.
Gas-based power plants helped stabilize grid during night hours in April-May
The International Gas Union (IGU) says that India provides a recent example of how heat waves can translate into higher gas demand
Indias economy set for 7-7.2% growth in FY27 despite global headwinds: EY
India's economy is poised for significant growth in FY27, with forecasts suggesting an expansion between 7 and 7.2 percent. This anticipated surge in economic activity will be driven by strong domestic demand and government investment initiatives. Notably, manufacturing is showing an impressive rebound, although inflation poses a considerable threat by affecting wholesale prices. Meanwhile, challenges in the external sector hint at the need for effective import reduction measures.
Gaurs group buys 35-acre land on the Yamuna Expressway for Rs 700 crore
NCR-based Gaurs Group has acquired about 35 acres of land on the Yamuna Expressway near Noida International Airport for around 700 crore through a private bank auction. The company plans to develop luxury residential projects on the land and expects to launch at least four projects in Noida, Greater Noida and Ghaziabad in the current financial year.
India's FY27 growth seen at 7-7.2% as capex, domestic demand offset global headwinds: EY
India's real GDP growth is likely to remain resilient at 7 per cent-7.2 per cent in FY27, supported by buoyant domestic demand and continued government focus on capital expenditure, while nominal GDP growth could reach 12.5 per cent-13 per cent, according to recent report by EY. The firm said economic growth prospects remain relatively strong despite geopolitical uncertainty, elevated crude oil prices and a weaker global trade environment.
So, if The Early Spring has officially turned you into a C-drama fan, your watchlist does not have to end with Sun Qian and Jing Boran. From historical revenge sagas and fantasy romances to sweet modern-day love stories, these six shows offer plenty of options for your next binge on OTT platforms.
Anandibai Joshi did not live to see her 22nd birthday. However, in her short life, she achieved multiple milestones, becoming the first certified female doctor who specialised in Western medicine and the first Indian woman to travel to the USA to study medicine. Her journey to acquire her degree was not without trials and tribulations.
EPFO Employees Enrolment Campaign 2026 aims to widen social security coverage, regularise past compliance and formalise employment. Here are the campaign dates, key benefits and practical takeaways for employers and workers.
In 1961, America sent its first astronaut into space. 15 minutes later, he was back on Earth
On May 5, 1961, Alan Shepard made history as the first American to reach space, completing a spectacular 15-minute journey aboard Freedom 7. This groundbreaking flight demonstrated America's capabilities and inspired President Kennedy to declare a mission to land on the Moon. Shepard's achievement marked a significant leap for the U.S. space program, setting the stage for future explorations beyond the Earth.
Indian Bank to add 100 branches, hire 2,500 as expansion shifts west
Indian Bank plans to open approximately one hundred new branches this year. The bank will also increase its workforce by about two thousand five hundred personnel. This expansion aims to strengthen its presence in Central and Western regions. Asset quality management remains a focus, with targets for reducing NPAs. The lender anticipates its gold loan book will surpass one lakh fifty thousand crore rupees.
FPIs invest Rs 30,919 cr in August, second month of inflows
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have injected Rs 30,919 crore into Indian equities in August, marking their second consecutive month of net buying. This follows a Rs 20,200 crore investment in July, indicating a potential reversal after four months of significant outflows, driven by improving corporate earnings, resilient economic activity, and a stable rupee.
Technical glitches mar NEET-PG examination at Jaipur centres; students protest
Technical disruptions at two Jaipur NEET-PG 2026 examination centres caused significant chaos. Candidates reported repeated computer shutdowns and late starts to the crucial medical entrance test. Protesting aspirants questioned the technical arrangements and fairness of the examination process. They demanded an impartial inquiry into the repeated technical glitches. Officials reached the centres to manage the situation and maintain law and order.
Noida Airport is up and running, but the big traffic switch is yet to come
Noida International Airport is experiencing a slower operational start than anticipated. This is due to competition from Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport. Connectivity issues and weak airline capacity also contribute to the challenges. The airport developer remains confident in its long-term growth potential. International services are expected to expand in the future.
Smartworks to invest Rs 600cr in FY27 to expand biz, meet rising demand for managed office spaces
Smartworks plans a Rs 600 crore investment this fiscal year for expansion. The company has already secured over 3.5 million square feet of new office space. Smartworks leases entire buildings and transforms them into managed, amenity-rich campuses. Committed contracted revenue stands at approximately Rs 5,400 crores. This expansion aims to meet the rising demand for managed workspaces.
Tata Motors PV sees EV boom, bets on record festive quarter as bookings triple: Executive
Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd is increasing its electric vehicle market share. The company has experienced a three-fold growth in electric vehicle bookings recently. Production capacity is currently limiting the company's ability to meet strong demand. A positive festive season is anticipated, potentially marking the industry's largest quarter. Factors like GST reforms and changing consumer preferences are driving this momentum.
