BDA Recovers Rs 125 Crore Land in Bengaluru

The Bangalore Development Authority has reclaimed three acres of prime land valued at Rs 125 crore in Ullal village, demolishing unauthorized structures as part of a major enforcement drive.

Regulatory Complexity Now Central to Indian Corporate Strategy

Indian companies with global operations are shifting regulatory navigation from compliance to strategic core, as trade, carbon, and tariff rules directly impact profits and competitiveness, with Tata Steel and others highlighting the financial stakes.

Govt Sells 5.3% Stake in BHEL via OFS for ₹4,650 Crore

The Indian government is divesting approximately 5.3% stake in Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) through an Offer for Sale (OFS) to raise around ₹4,650 crore. The sale opens today with a floor price of ₹254 per share.

Strong Bids for Bhubaneswar Ring Road Project

The National Highways Authority of India's 111-km Capital Region Ring Road project has received extensive bidder participation, with up to 25 bids per package. Land acquisition is 96% complete, and construction is set to begin after tender finalization by

Health Insurance Claims Ratio Drops to 86.9% in FY25

The health insurance industry's incurred claims ratio fell to 86.9% in FY25, its lowest since the pandemic. However, group health business, especially for PSUs, remains a strain with claims exceeding premiums.

Delhi Financial Corporation Wound Up After LG Approval

The Delhi government has officially shut down the Delhi Financial Corporation (DFC), its loss-making MSME lender, following approval from the lieutenant governor. A high-powered committee will oversee the winding-up process, including asset disposal and e

Tobacco Board Urges Govt to Revise Excise Duty on Cigarettes

Indian Tobacco Board chairman Yashwanth Kumar Chidipothu has appealed to Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal to reconsider the recent excise duty hike on cigarettes, warning of severe impacts on farmers and the gro

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