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Ultraviolette launches X-47 Venom electric motorcycle at Rs 2.65 lakh
Ultraviolette has launched the X-47 Venom electric motorcycle at an introductory price of Rs 2.65 lakh. Bookings for the motorcycle began on October 22, with expected deliveries starting in November 2026. The X-47 Venom features advanced battery technology and motor capabilities for enhanced performance and safety. Additionally, it comes with innovative rider safety vests that offer significant protection.
SBI weighs data leak impact, alerts cyber cover provider
SBI may seek a claim under a Rs 1,425-crore cyber insurance policy with Oriental Insurance following a suspected leak of customer data, people familiar with the matter told ET. SBI is in the process of notifying the insurer about the claim, said a person aware of the development.
Spend first, measure later: Inside African banking
According to a 2026 report surveying 277 banking executives across 37 African nations, 83.2% of institutions plan to increase their AI spending over the next 12 []
I-T likely to send notices over undisclosed foreign property
The Income-Tax Department will send notices to resident Indians regarding undisclosed foreign properties. Information was obtained through spontaneous exchanges and prior investigations into overseas assets. The FAST-DS scheme allows individuals to voluntarily disclose properties without facing penalties or prosecution. This opportunity aims to regularize the foreign assets of small taxpayers effectively. Overall participation in the scheme has been lower than anticipated due to its limitations.
Italy's Pirelli and India's Balkrishna Industries float JV to make tyres
Pirelli has partnered with Balkrishna Industries to manufacture up to 8 lakh tyres annually in Gujarat. This production is expected to commence in the next financial year, according to the company's joint managing director. Initially, Balkrishna Industries will produce tyres under an off-take arrangement for Pirelli at the new facility. There are plans for a 50:50 joint venture to produce passenger car tyres under both brands.
Prada Q3 revenue rises in a slowing luxe market
Italian luxury group Prada reported a 1% organic growth in revenue for the third quarter of the year. This performance reflects resilience in a challenging luxury market environment and the acquisition of Versace. Growth was supported by positive trends in the Americas and stable sales in the Asia-Pacific region. However, retail sales from the Miu Miu brand declined by 3% amid these challenges.
eMudhra is exiting its global website security certificate business after Google, Apple & Microsoft withdrew trust in certificates weakened by a software error. The company says it revoked 8 affected certificates, detected no breach and that its Indian digital signature services remain unaffected.
India's a call-out market, but there's room to grow: Nestle
Nestle SA reports that 37% of urban households in India purchase Maggi noodles monthly. The instant noodles segment is outpacing overall food sector growth in the country. Nestle is investing in its Maggi and KitKat brands as they capture consumer preferences for convenience and diversity. Despite a revenue increase, food inflation remains a significant concern for the company. Regulatory scrutiny on Nestle India's labeling practices has also emerged recently.
Urea imports surge 40% despite push to cut chemical fertilisers
Total urea imports in the April-September period rose to 5.589 million tonnes from 3.979 million tonnes in the first half of last fiscal year. Local sales fell 4.1% to 18.52 million tonnes. The sales were down primarily due to poor rainfall in large parts of the country deterring farmers from spending on soil nutrients, said a senior executive at a large urea firm.
LNG imports up 9% in Mar-Sep; US, Oman & Nigeria bridge supply gap
India has increased its liquefied natural gas imports from the US, Oman, and Nigeria significantly since the Iran war. The country now imports about 68% of its LNG from these suppliers, compared to just 25% last year. Qatar's contribution has dropped to 3% from 45%, highlighting a major shift in sourcing strategies. Domestic gas consumption has remained steady, driven by the expanding city gas sector.
Chinese spending curbs weigh on Hermes sales
Revenue in the region that includes China, the luxury group's biggest market, flatlined at constant exchange rates, Hermes International said Thursday. Analysts had expected growth of about 1.6%. The region generates around 42% of Hermes' total revenue.
Sony India TV, audio sales stay flat in FY26 despite GST boost
Overall revenue from operations grew a marginal 0.9% to 7,918 crore, while net profit rose 19% to 187 crore. The company's other businesses, comprising gaming consoles and digital cameras, recorded modest growth, with revenue increasing to 1,389 crore from 1,322 crore in FY25.
Even a 10-year SIP could deliver losses, with small-cap indices recording a worst-case return of -0.13%. Edelweiss Mutual Fund data shows mid-cap SIPs delivered the highest average returns over five and ten years, outperforming large- and small-caps.
India extends duty-free raw sugar import deadline to December 31
The extension gives importers additional time to bring in raw sugar under the duty-free import allowance, according to an official notification.
Cash deposits of 10 lakh or more in savings accounts can be reported to the Income Tax Department, while parents can gift 50 lakh or more to children tax-free. Know the cash deposit limits, gift tax rules and documents needed to avoid scrutiny.
Nestle sees strong growth potential for Maggi noodles in India; eyes expansion in Europe, Americas
The company, which sells noodles under the Maggi brand in India and other Asian markets, also has ambitious plans to expand the category in Europe and the Americas, its top leadership said during the earnings call for the September quarter of 2026.
Musk is getting it wrong on India's space oligarchs. Here's why
Though Starlink boasts extensive satellite internet coverage, many potential users find the service economically unviable. The Indian government is strategically evaluating its communications infrastructure choices, potentially leaning towards homegrown solutions for critical services, which may boost Reliance's positioning against SpaceX in the market.
Banking fraud hits public sector bank stocks harder, Nagaland University study finds
Guwahati: Banking fraud announcements trigger sharper stock market losses for public sector banks than their private sector counterparts, according to a study by researchers from Nagaland University and Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya Adarsha Mahavidyalaya Tulungia, Assam. The study found that ownership structure, institutional credibility and bank size influence how investors respond to financial misconduct. It also [] The post Banking fraud hits public sector bank stocks harder, Nagaland University study finds appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Sold a property at a loss? Income tax rules allow you to offset certain property losses against capital gains from shares and mutual funds. Know the rules for short-term and long-term losses, the eight-year carry-forward limit and key tax conditions.
Crop, fire insurance premiums fall 31%, 26.6% in H1 FY27 amid pricing pressure
In the first half of FY27, crop insurance premiums fell by 31% due to lower rates and discounts. Fire insurance premiums also decreased by 26.6% amidst price competition and discounts across the sector. Public sector insurers saw a sharper decline in crop insurance compared to general insurers, impacting overall growth. Non-life insurance premiums grew 6.1% year-on-year, and health insurance experienced a 20.2% increase.
Banking system liquidity surplus shrinks to 542 cr amid tax outflows
Banking system liquidity surplus narrowed to Rs 542 crore as tax outflows tightened cash availability, pushing the weighted average call rate closer to the RBI's MSF rate.
India commercial insurance rates fall as capacity, competition rise
Commercial insurance rates in India decreased significantly in 2026 due to increased competition among insurers. Property and financial liability insurance rates fell for the fourth consecutive quarter, providing businesses with better terms. Cyber insurance also witnessed a decline, marking the twelfth consecutive quarter of reduced rates in the IMEA region. Insurers became more competitive, allowing businesses to negotiate premiums and coverage more effectively.
Indian Bank raises deposit rates by 15 basis points
Indian Bank managing director Binod Kumar had said earlier that the bank does not have surplus liquidity as it shed Rs 10,000 crore of bulk deposits and slowed term deposits mobilisation during the second quarter while it raised $2.3 billion (about Rs 21,000 crore) of foreign currency non-resident-bank (FCNR-B) deposits using the regulatory window.
Received gratuity after resignation or retirement? The tax-free limit for most private-sector employees is 20 lakh, but the entire payout may not be exempt. Know how gratuity tax is calculated, eligibility rules and when income tax applies.
Beyond accumulation: Giving every investment a clear role in your portfolio
Building a robust investment portfolio requires a clear understanding of the foundational roles played by both core and satellite investments. Many investors fall into the trap of miscategorizing satellite strategies as core assets, which disrupts the overall balance. While Specialised Investment Funds (SIFs) are becoming increasingly popular, they must be aligned with specific functions in a broader investment strategy.
He left banking to revive a closed US wool mill; 12 years later, it supplies the military
Adani Ports expands presence by incorporating subsidiary in Oman
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited has established a wholly owned subsidiary named Indian Ocean Gateway Terminal in Oman. This new entity aims to conduct offshore operations locally, aligning with the company's strategic expansion as a global transport operator. Adani International Ports Holdings Pte. Ltd. holds 100 percent of the subsidiary's shares. The incorporation involves a total share capital of OMR 500,000 with 100 shares of OMR 5,000 each.
Explore a steady approach to portfolio tracking
When the market experiences corrections, panic can easily set in for investors, causing them to rethink their long-term commitments. It's common to see reactions to volatility, even when the strategies themselves are unchanged. Success in wealth creation hinges on sticking to a steady approach instead of trying to outsmart market variations. Regularly assessing financial goals and portfolio health helps investors sidestep emotional choices and concentrate on achieving lasting financial outcomes.
Post office deposits, bank FDs and arbitrage funds differ in post-tax returns, liquidity and risk. A 5 lakh investment could earn more through arbitrage funds in higher tax brackets, but holding period, taxation and capital safety matter.
Darjeeling toy train joyrides ferry 12,000 passengers, earn Rs 1.41 crore in 3 weeks
Darjeeling Himalayan Railway reported record passenger numbers during the first three weeks of October. The heritage railway generated significant revenue from joyride services offered to tourists. Special joyrides were introduced to facilitate the increased tourist numbers and enhance their experiences. Both steam and diesel locomotives operate on selected routes, showcasing the scenic beauty of Darjeeling. This initiative caters to the growing interest in heritage train journeys among visitors.
Technogym founder Nerio Alessandri is looking to expand the Italian fitness and wellness company's presence in India, where fitness facility membership remains below 1% of the population. Founded in 1983, Technogym has grown from a garage startup into a global brand serving athletes, gyms, luxury hotels and households.
Sonu Sood to earn Rs 3.52 crore in rent in 5 yrs
Civic Studios announces three releases spanning climate, sex education and womens boxing
Civic Studios is set to release three films focused on important social issues in the coming months. Spice & Soul is their first climate microdrama which showcases food waste and local sourcing. Little Thomas aims to provide sex education through a child's perspective and will be released in Indian cinemas. In The Shadows, a biopic about boxer Ramla Ali, explores themes of identity and resilience.
How EPFO can cut penalty for late PF contribution
Mumbai-Bengaluru Vande Bharat Sleeper to begin operations on November 1
India will launch its second Vande Bharat sleeper train service between Mumbai and Bengaluru on November 1. This service aims to reduce travel time by nearly eight hours, covering the 1,118-km distance in about 16 hours. The train will feature 16 air-conditioned coaches, offering 823 berths for passengers' comfort. Fares for the sleeper service will be determined based on a per-kilometer structure, which is competitive with global rates.
Government names Sunil Kumar ONGC chairman; to succeed Arun Singh in December
Sunil Kumar has been appointed as chairman of ONGC, succeeding Arun Singh, effective December 7. Kumars appointment follows recommendations from a selection committee that interviewed various candidates. He enters the role at a time of turmoil in the global energy market and heightened oil and gas prices. Singhs tenure saw improved profits and strategic partnerships that bolstered ONGC's output and operations.
6,500 metric tons incoming in next six months: India opens festive floodgates for silver
The increased allocation could support international silver prices while bringing down elevated premiums in India, where tight supplies have pushed local prices above official domestic benchmarks.
Have 10 lakh set aside for emergencies? Here's how to divide it between savings accounts, fixed deposits and liquid mutual funds to balance easy withdrawals, capital safety and returns, along with key differences in taxation and liquidity.
Gen Z doesn't need a 30-year SIP for retirement. They just need to get the first seven right.
Instead of demanding a intimidating 30-year commitment, the First Seven Framework encourages Gen Z to aggressively build their retirement foundation during the first seven years of their career when life responsibilities are minimal.
Australia, India can accelerate global clean energy transition, says diplomat
Australia's High Commissioner to India highlighted collaboration opportunities for clean energy between Australia and India. The pairing of Australian mineral resources and engineering with Indian manufacturing could spur advancements in energy transitions. Both nations strive for stronger supply chains in renewable energy and related technologies. Australian commitments include aiming for net-zero emissions by 2050 with significant renewable energy targets for 2030.
AI in supply chain management: How enterprises are rethinking warehousing, forecasting and delivery
AI is changing supply chain management by helping businesses forecast demand, position inventory, automate warehouses, and improve delivery planning. As quick-commerce companies build operations around speed, established enterprises are exploring how similar capabilities can improve efficiency across complex networks. The challenge is connecting systems and translating better predictions into measurable operational gains.
Why do diets fail despite your best efforts? How expert nutrition support can help
Most diets fail not because of weak willpower but because generic plans ignore your food, routine and health needs, then leave you alone when cravings hit. Discover why personalised, expert-led support built around home cooking works better, and how a plan that fits your life makes healthy eating easier to sustain.
Delhis State Consumer Commission dismissed HDFC ERGOs appeal over policyholders denied dengue treatment claim. It ruled that 24-month waiting period for specified illnesses could not apply because dengue was not on list, & upheld an order directing insurer to pay compensation & litigation costs.
The report Coal Gasification for 'Atmanirbhar Bharat noted that the coal ministry projects investments of 2.5-3 lakh crore across 25 projects to achieve the target of 100 MT of coal gasification by 2030.
Adani Energy's 'smart' bet & Rs 29,519 cr play
Adani Energy Solutions has 24.6 million smart meters under implementation across 10 projects, carrying a revenue potential of over Rs 29,519 crore, as the company looks to unlock growth from its metering business alongside a sizeable transmission project pipeline and expanding energy supply operations.The company had installed 14.82 million smart meters cumulatively by the end of September 2026, compared with 7.4 million a year earlier.Also read: Adani Energy Q2 Results: Profit zooms 148% YoY to Rs 1,323 crore; revenue jumps 53%However, installations during the first half of FY27 stood at 3.5 million, against 4.2 million in the corresponding period last year. The pace of execution will be an important metric to watch as the company works through its existing pipeline.Rs 87,000 crore transmission pipelineAESL has 15 transmission projects worth approximately Rs 87,000 crore to execute, providing visibility into its project pipeline. The company also sees near-term transmission tendering opportunities of around Rs 1.4 lakh crore, creating scope to expand its order book through fresh project wins.During the September quarter, AESL secured two transmission projects, Vizag Power Transmission Ltd and Satara Power Transmission Ltd, adding to the projects it will need to execute. Its ability to convert upcoming tender opportunities into new orders and deliver existing projects will be important to growth in its transmission business.Transmission capital expenditure rose to Rs 5,542 crore in the first half of FY27 from Rs 3,343 crore in the year-earlier period, reflecting increased investment in the business.Expanding beyond transmission and distributionAESL has entered into a 25-year power purchase agreement with Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Ltd (MSEDCL) to supply 2,500 MW of round-the-clock power.The company said its supply tie-ups include around 4.6 GW across solar and wind, along with 3.5 GWh of battery energy storage capacity. It expects this portfolio to cater to commercial and industrial customers, data centres and utilities through integrated renewable and round-the-clock energy solutions.The long-term power supply agreement adds another dimension to the company's growth outlook, alongside its transmission, distribution and smart metering operations.In its Mumbai distribution business, Adani Electricity Mumbai Ltd's regulated asset base stood at Rs 10,456 crore at the end of the first half of FY27, up 11% year-on-year. The company reported 99.99% supply reliability during the quarter.AESL also reported transmission system availability of more than 99.8% in the September quarter. It earned Rs 61 crore in incentive income during the first half, which it attributed to high network availability.Also read: Adani Total Gas appoints CEO Sanjay Pandita as executive director for 3 years; Suresh P Manglani retiresQ2 net profit rises 148% to Rs 1,323 croreAdani Energy Solutions reported a 148% year-on-year increase in consolidated net profit to Rs 1,323 crore in the September quarter, compared with Rs 534 crore in the year-ago period.Revenue from operations rose 53% to Rs 10,076 crore from Rs 6,596 crore a year earlier. Total income increased 51% to Rs 10,239 crore from Rs 6,767 crore.Sequentially, consolidated net profit rose 15% from Rs 1,149 crore in the June quarter, while revenue from operations increased nearly 4% from Rs 9,711 crore. Profit before tax climbed to Rs 1,767 crore from Rs 746 crore in the year-ago quarter.Total expenses increased 54% year-on-year to Rs 8,756 crore. The cost of power purchased more than doubled to Rs 3,244 crore from Rs 1,601 crore, while construction expenses relating to service concession arrangements rose to Rs 2,256 crore from Rs 1,625 crore.Finance costs increased 35% to Rs 1,180 crore from Rs 872 crore. Depreciation and amortisation expenses rose to Rs 601 crore from Rs 509 crore.For the first half of FY27, consolidated net profit increased 136% to Rs 2,472 crore from Rs 1,046 crore in the corresponding period last year. Revenue from operations rose 47% to Rs 19,787 crore from Rs 13,415 crore, while total income increased to Rs 20,092 crore from Rs 13,793 crore.Profit before tax for the six-month period climbed to Rs 3,208 crore from Rs 1,404 crore a year earlier.The company's total outstanding borrowings stood at Rs 51,520 crore at the end of September 2026, compared with Rs 48,898 crore at the end of March 2026.
Only four of 37 flexi-cap funds delivered over 8% annualised returns on three-year SIPs, while three posted losses. ITI Flexi Cap topped the list at 10.16%, while large schemes such as Parag Parikh, HDFC and SBI delivered lower returns.
Large-cap mutual funds look relatively attractive on valuations, while small-cap funds lead in returns and inflows. With Diwali approaching, experts explain how investors should weigh valuations, risk appetite, investment horizon, and portfolio allocation before deploying fresh money.
Govt issues new SOP for NPS to OPS migration
Adani Total Gas appoints CEO Sanjay Pandita as ED
Himadri Speciality Chemicals plans Rs 1,613-cr capacity expansion across key businesses
Himadri Speciality Chemicals Ltd is implementing a growth strategy focused on capacity expansion and investment. The company plans to invest in lithium iron phosphate, speciality chemicals, and carbon nanotubes. This investment aims to build a strong foothold in the energy transition economy and enhance profitability. Additionally, the company seeks to strengthen its position in high-performance carbon black and expand its global presence.
Landowners win Rs 1.22 crore relief against builder
58% of engineers want FDE roles, but 90% lack upskilling roadmap: Report
A report reveals that nearly 58 percent of engineers desire to transition into forward-deployed engineering roles. Despite this interest, nine in ten engineers are not aware of pathways for upskilling. Furthermore, most engineers feel unclear about the FDE role and career advancement opportunities. Indian enterprises are anticipating a growing demand for FDEs by 2030, particularly in multinational companies.
India's copper demand rises 12% to 2,100 KT in FY26
India's copper demand rose to 2,100 kilotonnes in FY'26, reflecting a 12% increase from the previous year. This growth was primarily driven by strong performance in the infrastructure, automotive, and construction sectors. The infrastructure sector experienced a notable 29% year-on-year increase, contributing significantly to domestic consumption. In contrast, the automotive sector rebounded with a 14% rise following previous declines.
Bollywood sequels can substantially grow a franchises worldwide collections: Dhurandhar 2, Gadar 2, Stree 2 and later Drishyam films all out-earned their predecessors.
Lost money to online fraud despite not sharing an OTP? RBI rules specify when banks must refund customers and how banks' liability is determined. New directions from January 2027 will widen customer protection, shift the burden of proof to banks, and tighten resolution timelines.
Hormuz war risk pushes crude shipping costs sevenfold, squeezes refiners' margins: Goldman Sachs
Global crude oil freight rates are rising due to war-related risks in the Strait of Hormuz and increased ship-to-ship transfers. Goldman Sachs reports that shipping costs are significantly higher than they were a year ago. Asian refiners are particularly pressured, facing potential profit margin reductions as they may pass costs to consumers. The increased freight costs could lead to lower refined fuel output and rising global fuel prices.
Driving licence new rules: The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has proposed changes to driving licence rules, including raising the safe-driving tutorial pass mark from 60% to 75% and waiving fees for select online services linked to Aadhaar authentication. The draft also proposes new deadlines for updating licence details, changes to accepted documents and a simplified application process. The rules will take effect after the final notification.
Husband gets divorce under reciprocal cruelty grounds available under Hindu Marriage law but with Rs 36.25 lakh permanent alimony; Patna HC order explained in this article.
Cancer drugs to get cheaper? Heres what the latest government order says
India's glittering gold loan sector risks sliding into a dark zone
The gold loan market in India is on a rapid growth trajectory, fueled by true demand alongside possible financial distress among borrowers. According to the Reserve Bank of India, there's significant annual growth in gold loans issued by banks and NBFCs. Heightened competition might bring challenges in assessing borrower viability and repayment options. While regulatory changes aim to create a stable environment, they could introduce operational hurdles for lenders.
Brands need to be loved by humans and read by agents: BCGs Lauren Wiener on AIs impact on marketing
The growing influence of AI and LLMs on purchase decisions is significant across various consumer touchpoints. Brands are now required to optimize content for both human and AI consumption to compete effectively. Marketing leaders are rethinking traditional media-budget allocation strategies in response to these changes. Personalisation and an integrated approach to agentic marketing are emerging as critical priorities for brands moving forward.
Capital gravitates towards income-generating assets as realty deals turn selective
Indias real estate sector recorded 24 transactions worth $705 million in the September quarter, down 76% in value year-on-year, as large-ticket deals and capital-market activity weakened. Private equity remained the biggest contributor, accounting for 79% of deal value, with investors favouring commercial assets and residential development platforms offering predictable cash flows.
In the 1-year period, Titan Company and Kalyan Jewellers India have delivered returns of 17% and 13%, respectively. However, their mutual fund ownership reflects contrasting investment strategies. Here are the top 5 schemes with the highest exposure to each jewellery stock.
Gold rate today: Gold prices for 22k jewellery decreased in various cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata. The India Bullion and Jewellers Association announced lower indicative rates for gold and silver.
The Income Tax Act, 2025, replaced the 1961 law on April 1, 2026, but outstanding tax dues, pending refunds, and earlier assessments do not automatically disappear. Here's how both laws will operate during the transition and what taxpayers need to know.
NCDEX launches NDEX and FINNDEX indices to foray into equity and derivatives markets
NCDEX has launched NDEX and FINNDEX, two rule-based indices covering large and liquid Indian equities and financial sector stocks. The benchmarks use a multi-factor methodology incorporating market capitalisation, liquidity, beta and volatility, with semi-annual rebalancing.
Nitin Gadkari-led Union Ministry of Road Transport and Highways is considering making advanced emergency braking systems mandatory in new car models from October 2030, with existing models getting until October 2032. The proposed rules are also expected to cover additional ADAS safety features, particularly for taxis.
Force Motors partners with Rosmerta for vehicle scrapping
The partnership will give Force Motors' customers access to the vehicle scrapping firm's facility, providing a defined route for retiring end-of-life vehicles
Finance Ministry to invite comments on amended GST return forms from Nov 1
The Council approved enhancements in GST Forms GSTR-1/1A/IFF to enable better reconciliation of the details furnished in these forms with the details reported in the returns in monthly tax payment form GSTR-3B
Morgan Housels The Art of Spending Money argues that good spending supports personal happiness rather than status or approval.
Nike to kit Mumbai Indians teams from 2027
Nike and Mumbai Indians have announced a multi-year partnership that will see the global sportswear brand become the official kit partner for the franchises mens and womens teams in India from the 2027 season.Under the agreement, Nike will supply match kits, training apparel and sportswear for both teams, as well as clothing for their coaches and technical staff. Athletes and staff will begin wearing Nike team apparel this month, while the new kits for the mens and womens teams will be unveiled ahead of their respective 2027 seasons.The partnership marks a significant step in Nikes continued investment in cricket and its long-term commitment to athletes, fans and the growth of sport in India.Also read: Harmanpreet breaks down after statement knock against Zim; says spent 5 hours daily at netsCricket is woven into the heartbeat of India, and few teams capture its energy like Mumbai Indians, said Tarundeep Singh, general manager, Nike India. He added that the franchise embodied the ambition and belief that make sport powerful, describing the partnership as an opportunity to serve athletes, celebrate the game and inspire the next generation.Mumbai Indians, one of the most successful franchises in global cricket, have established a strong presence in both mens and womens cricket through their focus on talent development and competitive excellence. The franchise also boasts a large and engaged fan base, known as the Paltan.Beyond on-field apparel, the partnership will seek to connect cricket with culture through products and storytelling inspired by Mumbais identity. The collaboration is expected to extend from stadiums to the streets, offering fans additional ways to express their connection to the franchise and the sport.Mumbai Indians have always been about more than cricket. We are one family our players, our Paltan built on nurturing talent, backing it fearlessly and playing for a city that never stops, said Devang Bhimjyani, head of Reliance Sports.Also read: Nandani Sharma and Kranti Gaud climb ICC Women's T20 Rankings after series against ZimbabweHe added that Nike and Mumbai Indians shared a belief in the power of athletes and sport to inspire, with the partnership offering an opportunity to connect cricket and culture, nurture the next generation and take the spirit of Mumbai Indians to fans around the world.The collaboration also carries personal significance for Tilak Varma, the India batter and Nike athlete who plays for Mumbai Indians. Varma credited the franchise with giving him the platform to perform at the highest level and described the coming together of the two brands as a meaningful moment in his career.Wearing the MI colours with the Nike Swoosh will remind me of how far Ive come and how much more I want to achieve, Varma said, adding that he hoped young cricketers would see the team as an example of what they could aspire to achieve.Fans will be able to access Nike apparel through the official team kits and additional collections inspired by Mumbais identity, energy and culture. The new designs are expected to be revealed ahead of the 2027 campaigns.
The three mutual fund myths that cost investors the most
Investors frequently mistake a lower NAV as a cheaper option, but the actual value remains the same. NFOs are not inherently better than existing funds, as they lack performance history. Smaller funds may provide better returns in certain situations, but this is not universally true. The key factors to consider include the fund's investment philosophy and management quality.
Yoga and hormonal health: Exploring the connection between stress, metabolism, and well-being
Hormonal and metabolic imbalance are shaped by lifestyle choices such as stress and no exercise. Yoga combined with mindful flow and breathing exercises becomes a way these issues can be resolved.
From SBI to ICICI: Major banking data breaches, cyberattacks in India
SBI's latest disclosure of exposed customer records adds to a history of cyber incidents affecting Indian banks
ICICI Bank set to revise savings account charges
Best balanced advantage funds or dynamic asset allocationfunds to invest in October2026
Balanced advantage funds have attracted interest from new investors due to their dynamic management of equity and debt exposure. These funds adjust investments based on market conditions and valuations to mitigate risks. Despite their flexible nature, these funds are not entirely safe and can experience volatility. Investors are advised to have a long-term horizon of at least five years.
Starting a SIP in October? These mutual funds suit high-risk investors
Small-cap funds see better score on liquidity stress-test. What does it mean?
Estimates show small-cap funds have shortened their portfolio liquidation time this year due to higher stock trading volumes, despite managing 30% more assets.
Central government employees and pensioners are still awaiting the July 2026 dearness allowance (DA) and dearness relief (DR) revision. Despite recent Cabinet meetings and bonus announcements, the Centre has not confirmed the hike, revised rate or arrears payment timeline.
Where to invest Rs 10 lakh amid market volatility? Experts weigh in
Need an air ambulance? Your health policy may not cover the full cost
Air ambulance cover varies widely across health policies, with sub-limits, approval requirements and claim conditions. A few clauses can determine whether families pay lakhs out of pocket.
India has huge scope to expand processed food exports to UK after trade pact: TPCI
Under CETA, UK tariffs of up to 70% on processed foods, 4.2-8.5% on shrimp, and duties on instant coffee have also been eliminated, providing immediate competitive parity for Indian producers
Food Indians buy is changing, and so is FSSAI's scrutiny
Coal supply to power plants to normalise soon, Indian official says
Coal supply to Indian power plants is being increased, with a record 2.6 million tons delivered daily. The number of plants with critically low coal stocks has risen recently, impacting power generation. As hydropower usage declines due to El Nino effects, coal-fired plants face increased pressure. Gujarat has received additional power allocation to manage rising electricity demand effectively. Authorities have requested factories to limit electricity use to prevent potential shortages.
8th Pay Commission latest news: Could Level 1 basic pay jump to 72,000? Check Level 1-5 estimates
10L dengue claim rejected: Why policyholder won
India notifies new telecom rules that allow time-bound exemptions to test emerging technologies
The Indian government has introduced new rules to facilitate the testing of telecommunication technologies in controlled environments. These rules provide exemptions from certain regulatory requirements under existing laws aimed at fostering innovation. Regulatory sandboxes will allow for trial of new services under specified conditions before commercial deployment. The government will oversee eligibility criteria and risk management measures for participants.
How to set financial goals in India: A 9-step money plan for 2027
Short-, mid- and long-term money goals made simple. Build an emergency fund, clear debt, start a SIP and plan retirement, with examples in rupees.
Gold and silver prices fell on 22 October. Check the latest retail rates of 24K and 22K gold and 999-purity silver in Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata. Here's how prices have changed and what to watch ahead of the US Federal Reserves policy meeting.
GIFT City funds vs international mutual funds: Returns, minimum investment and tax compared
With many international mutual funds closed to fresh investments under RBIs $7 billion overseas cap, GIFT City funds offer Indian investors another route to US and global equities. Heres how they compare on minimum investment, taxation and returns, and what the LRS limit means for you.
