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Rupee shored up by firm central bank intervention, but oil risks linger

The Indian rupee strengthened on Thursday, marking its first gain in two weeks, following aggressive intervention by the central bank through dollar sales. A media report suggesting potential policy options, including an interest rate hike, also supported the currency's recovery from recent record lows.

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Ring of concrete: The seven flyovers that will cost Hyderabad a national park

At dawn, the Indian Grey Hornbill cruises over the Jubilee Hills police checkpost, five to 12 metres above the road, following a flight corridor that hornbills have used for longer than the city has existed. By 2028, if the Hyderabad City Innovative and Transformative Infrastructure (HCITI) project proceeds as tendered,…

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Auto sector still growing but these are the risks every investor must watch in FY27: Deep Shah

India's automobile sector is poised for strong growth in FY27. However, experts advise caution due to rising costs and macro headwinds. A significant pre-buy cycle for commercial vehicles is anticipated around 2028 due to new emission norms. Investors should focus on specific segments like commercial vehicles and two-wheelers for opportunities.

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How amendments to anti-doping act can change search and seizure dynamics

New anti-doping laws propose empowering officers to search and detain individuals in public for up to 24 hours, aiming to curb banned substance supply. Stricter penalties, including jail time and fines, are on the table for traffickers. These changes reflect a global shift towards targeting suppliers, as India grapples with…

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India to prioritise releasing stranded vessels in Hormuz, may resume tanker loading when conditions improve, says official

India is ensuring the safe passage of its ships near the Strait of Hormuz. Tensions in the region are impacting global shipping. Authorities are coordinating for cargo loading operations. Indian tankers will resume operations only when the security situation is deemed safe for commercial movement. This focus ensures the well-being…

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NPS growth, performance, market-linked annuities; Sriram Iyer, CEO of HDFC Pension, talks about India’s changing retirement landscape

India's retirement planning is evolving with rising private sector NPS participation and evolving annuity products. While government contributions still dominate, private sector growth is steady. In an interview with Sriram Iyer, MD & CEO of HDFC Pension, he spoke about the growing role of NPS in retirement planning, NPS performance…

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‘Nothing short of a miracle’: How primetime TV lost its mind over a one-rupee toffee

Earlier this week, Prime Minister Modi gifted Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni a packet of Melody toffees. Meloni posted a video. It went viral. And primetime Indian television, in a moment of collective editorial judgment, went what kids these days call “ape s**t”.

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Tech Industry Mourns the Loss of Microsoft Veteran Soma Somasegar at 59

The global technology community was left stunned after the sudden passing of Indian-origin tech veteran Soma Somasegar at the age of 59. Widely known as “Soma” across Silicon Valley, he was a respected technology leader, investor, mentor, and former senior executive at Microsoft.

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India’s real estate sector may need Rs 50 lakh crore capital over next decade: ANAROCK Capital

India's real estate sector needs Rs 50 lakh crore capital over the next decade to reach a $1 trillion market by 2030. The financing ecosystem is shifting towards institutional sources, though affordable housing and smaller developers still face funding gaps. Emerging sectors like data centers and logistics are poised for…

The Economic Times

Indian Creator Shares Her Experience of Living in Pakistan for Three Years

Indians are known to have settled in almost every corner of the world. It is often said that no matter where you go, you are likely to find an Indian community there. However, one country where the presence of Indians remains rare and unusual is Pakistan, given the long-standing political…

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India's electrical equipment industry may scale to USD 235 billion by 2035: McKinsey report

India's electrical equipment industry could witness transformational growth over the next decade, driven by rapid expansion in high-growth segments, increasing domestic manufacturing capacity, and a sharp reduction in import dependence, according to a report by McKinsey & Company.

The Economic Times

Uber, JSW Group tie up to deploy EVs in India's ride-hailing market

Uber has allied with JSW Group to spearhead a new era of electric mobility in India, focusing on enhancing the ride-hailing experience through the integration of electric vehicles. This strategic partnership is being seen as pivotal in promoting the use of EVs across the nation.

The Economic Times

Man Industries strengthens India’s global footprint with ₹981 crore Saudi pipe company takeover

Man Industries (India) Ltd has completed the acquisition of a 100% stake in Saudi Arabia’s National Pipe Company for about USD 102 million (₹981 crore) through its subsidiary MISIC. The deal strengthens its international expansion in the pipe manufacturing sector and expands its presence in the Middle East.

The Economic Times

Who is Hamza Burhan? Pulwama attack mastermind, shot dead by unknown gunmen in PoK

Hamza Burhan, killed by unidentified gunmen in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (POK), was one of the masterminds behind the 2019 Pulwama terror attack that claimed the lives of more than 40 CRPF personnel. He was reportedly shot dead in Muzaffarabad. The Pulwama attack, carried out by Jaish-e-Mohammed, had severely strained India-Pakistan ties…

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Forget stocks, you can now profit from Mumbai rains! Here's how NCDEX's unique weather futures work

NCDEX has launched India’s first exchange-traded weather derivative contract, RAINMUMBAI, allowing traders and businesses to hedge against rainfall variability during the monsoon season. The contract is linked to Mumbai rainfall deviation data from IMD and aims to help weather-sensitive sectors manage financial risks arising from excess or deficient rainfall.

The Economic Times

RBI rate hikes to start in June, says Standard Chartered

RBI rate hike: Economists at Standard Chartered anticipate India's central bank will begin raising interest rates as early as June due to escalating inflation risks from higher crude prices. They predict 50 basis points of hikes, split between June and August, to anchor sentiment and manage second-order effects on the…

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US team may visit India next month for trade talks: Piyush Goyal

American trade officials are expected in India next month for crucial trade discussions. This visit follows recent US investments exceeding sixty billion dollars. India and the US are strengthening their partnership in technology, defense, and energy. Both nations aim to build resilient supply chains. Indian businesses are encouraged to support…

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IPL Biologicals opens 3rd plant in Vadodara, raises capacity to 7,000 KL/year

IPL Biologicals Ltd has inaugurated its third biological manufacturing facility in Vadodara, Gujarat. This new plant represents a Rs 200 crore investment, boosting the company's annual production capacity to 7,000 kilolitres. The facility will produce biofertilisers, biopesticides, and crop health products. This expansion aligns with government goals to reduce chemical…

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Fuel imports keep India's economy under pressure despite gold duty curbs: Kotak Securities official

India's economy is under pressure from high crude oil prices due to global crises. Experts warn that government actions may not fully resolve the issue. The country imports most of its crude oil, impacting its import bill and current account deficit. Rising dollar payments are also weakening the Indian rupee.

The Economic Times

Cockroach Janta Party to Parasitic Front: How political memes are taking over the internet

Online satire groups, the Cockroach Janta Party and National Parasitic Front, have surged in popularity following controversial remarks about unemployed youth. These movements, born from social media outrage, use parody manifestos and meme-driven campaigns to voice frustrations. Their rapid, participatory rise signals a new era of digital political expression in…

The Economic Times

L&T opens India's largest skill training institute in PM Modi's hometown Vadnagar

India's largest skill training institute, established by Larsen & Toubro (L&T), was inaugurated in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's hometown of Vadnagar on Thursday.

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What Alakh Niranjan Really Means Spiritually

Alakh Niranjan!” The moment these words echo through temples, mountains, or gatherings of yogis, they create a strange spiritual energy. Most people have heard this phrase somewhere in Kumbh Melas, among sadhus, or while listening to Nath yogis. But very few truly understand what these powerful words actually mean. Surprisingly,…

The Economic Times

Nitish Reddy unlocks pace potential: All-rounder bumps up pace to increase cross-format utility

Indian cricketer Nitish Kumar Reddy has transformed his bowling. Inspired by Jofra Archer, his pace has increased significantly. This improvement has caught the eye of chief selector Ajit Agarkar. Reddy is now seen as a key player for India's future. Bowling coach Steffan Jones guided his development. This partnership aims…

The Economic Times

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari urges joint ventures with US firms to harness advanced technologies

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has urged Indian companies to form joint ventures with US firms to access advanced technologies and boost innovation. He said the Road Transport Ministry is exploring US consultancy support for road project reports, while highlighting the sharp decline in India’s logistics costs. Emphasizing clean energy adoption…

The Economic Times

HVR Solar to commission 1.2 GW module manufacturing plant in Sonipat this June 2026

HVR Solar is set to launch a 1.2 GW solar module manufacturing facility near Murthal, Sonipat, in June 2026, bolstering India's renewable energy sector. The advanced plant will produce high-efficiency modules, including HJT and TOPCon, creating over 500 jobs and reinforcing the 'Make in India' initiative.

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